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Nature - 5 Nov 1992

Davies K

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Insights from the classic work of Luria and Delbrück on bacterial mutation rates may be applied to tracking human gene defects prevalent in isolated populations.

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PMID: 1436083
DOI: 10.1038/360090a0

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