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The induced nervous system is a highly complicated organ system, and it raises the question of how the organization and histological differentiation of the neural anlage is effected. Is the neural plate a self-differentiating field, which is induced in its entirely at the end of gastrulation, or does the substratum still play a role in the longitudinal organization of the neural anlage into brain and its associated regions, and into spinal cord with its differentiation along its length?
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Kühn, A. (1971). Lecture 17. In: Lectures on Developmental Physiology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87286-0_17
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