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  • 21. Penetrance and expressivity of acetazolamide-ectrodactyly provide a method to define a right-left teratogenic gradient that differs between the C57BL/6J and WB/ReJ mouse strains.
    Biddle FG, Mulholland LR, Eales BA.
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