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Induced mouse chromosomal rearrangements as tools for identifying critical developmental genes and pathways.
Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.) - 1 Jan 2000
Culiat C T, Carver E A, Walkowicz M, Rinchik E M, Cacheiro N L, Russell L B, Generoso W M, Stubbs L
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Due to the rapid advances that have been made in molecular and genetic technology during the past decade, the genes associated with a large number of human hereditary diseases have been isolated and analyzed in detail. These cloned genes provide new tools for research geared toward a better understanding of normal human development, and also of the many ways that basic, essential morphologic pathways can be...
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