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309 related items for PubMed ID: 8896377

  • 1. Gene rearrangements in snake mitochondrial genomes: highly concerted evolution of control-region-like sequences duplicated and inserted into a tRNA gene cluster.
    Kumazawa Y, Ota H, Nishida M, Ozawa T.
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    Van Etten RA, Walberg MW, Clayton DA.
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