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反感覚RNAで誘導されたフェノコピーは,翼のない遺伝子を特定します

C V Cabrera, M C Alonso, P Johnston

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    |August 14, 1987
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ドロソフィラの発達における無翼遺伝子は,細胞の協力に不可欠である. Antisense RNAは,特定のトランスクリプトが翼のない機能を実行することを確認し,マウス int-1のドロソフィラ同型体として識別します.

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