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一个符合基因重复的DNA多态性与老鼠下腺体的高宁水平相关

N Piccini, J L Knopf, K W Gross

    Cell
    |August 1, 1982
    PubMed
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    鼠下腺 (SMG) 氨酸水平的遗传调节是由氨酸调节部位 (Rnr) 控制的. 这种调节发生在信使RNA (mRNA) 度水平上,具有明显的DNA模式,表明高素菌株中的基因重复.

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