Growth and the distal tip of mouse chromosome 7.

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This review concerns the general problem of understanding growth control in the whole organism, starting with a saltatory change in size generated by a chromosome translocation or a mutation in a single gene. In particular, changes in insulin-like growth factor-II levels, by genetic and embryological manipulation, have major effects on wet weight size, but the intermediary events that link these levels to this...

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