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Ricarda Köllges1, Jil Stegmann1,2, Sophia Schneider1

  • 1Institute of Human Genetics, University of Bonn, 53127 Bonn, Germany.

Biomolecules
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PubMed
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遗传分析表明LZTR1与典型的膀外缩 (CBE) 有关. 然而,克洛亚克外 (CE) 的候选基因可能不经常表明其他膀外-表皮综合体 (BEEC) 条件.

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克洛阿克外 (cloacal exstrophy) 是一种外的现象.异构体分析 异构体分析在外层生态学上,外层生态学是分子逆转探测器探测器的分子逆转.

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