"retinogenesis" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "During retinogenesis HC cell bodies migrate to the outer edge of the inner nuclear layer (INL), transiently extend vertical neurites towards both the apical and basal retinal surfaces, then remodel these nascent processes into a laterally-oriented network in the OPL during the first postnatal week [20 ].",
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