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鼠类和Drosophila家庭盒基因复合体具有组织和表达的共同特征

A Graham1, N Papalopulu, R Krumlauf

  • 1Division of Eucaryotic Molecular Genetics, National Institute for Medical Research, London, England.

Cell
|May 5, 1989
PubMed
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鼠标的Hox-2基因在胚胎中显示空间表达模式,反映了Drosophila. 这些发现表明,脊椎动物和节肢动物中Hox基因复合体的保存机制和共同祖先.

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