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'Reciprocal chromosome painting between mouse and rat shows that rodents have a ten times faster rate of genomic rearrangements than human and cats,' with Roscoe Stanyon et al.
- Date:
- 1998
- Reference:
- UGC 188/4/1/21/3
Licence: In copyright
Credit: 'Reciprocal chromosome painting between mouse and rat shows that rodents have a ten times faster rate of genomic rearrangements than human and cats,' with Roscoe Stanyon et al. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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