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Cell Proliferation during the Development of Stress Erosions in Mouse Stomach

Nature volume 215, pages 1180–1181 (1967)Cite this article

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THE surface of the gastric mucosa, which is continually replaced by rapidly proliferating epithelial cells1, is prone to erosion under stress. These lesions occur in man2,3 and are induced in animals by various experimental procedures4,5. Stress of short duration decreases the frequency of mitosis in the stomach of the rodent6.

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    YOUNG S. KIM, ROBERT KERR & MARTIN LIPKIN

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KIM, Y., KERR, R. & LIPKIN, M. Cell Proliferation during the Development of Stress Erosions in Mouse Stomach. Nature 215, 1180–1181 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/2151180a0

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