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ドロソフィラのエングライルされた場所:トランスクリプトのインシットローカライゼーションは,コンパートメント特異的な表現を明らかにします

T Kornberg, I Sidén, P O'Farrell

    Cell
    |January 1, 1985
    PubMed
    まとめ

    埋め込まれた遺伝子は,ドロソフィラの体分割に極めて重要です. 後部コンパートメントでのその発現はセグメントの発達を制御し,潜在的なバイナリ開発スイッチとして作用します.

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