Transgenic mice transcribing the human H1(degree) histone gene exhibit a normal phenotype

Transgenic mice transcribing the human H1(degree) histone gene exhibit a normal phenotype

Tonjes, R.R.; Paul, D.; Doenecke, D.

European Journal of Biochemistry 245: 102

1997

ISSN/ISBN: 0014-2956

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