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Effects of male germ-cell stage on the frequency, nature, and spectrum of induced specific-locus mutations in the mouse.

Genetica - 1 Sept 2004

Russell Liane B

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By means of the mouse specific-locus test (SLT) with visible markers, which is capable of detecting intragenic mutations as well as larger lesions, about 20 mutagens have been studied comparatively across arrays of male germ-cell stages. In addition, a very large historical control, accumulated over decades, provides data on spontaneous mutations in males. Each mutagen has a characteristic germ-cell-stage...

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PMID: 15619958
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-004-1443-7

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