Fixation of conserved sequences shapes human intron size and influences transposon-insertion dynamics (Q47375693)

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English	Fixation of conserved sequences shapes human intron size and influences transposon-insertion dynamics	scientific article published in September 2005

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Fixation of conserved sequences shapes human intron size and influences transposon-insertion dynamics (English)

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Giacomo P Comi

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Uberto Pozzoli

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Manuela Sironi

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Giorgia Menozzi

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Giorgia Menozzi

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1 September 2005

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Trends in Genetics

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21

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9

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484-488

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10.1016/J.TIG.2005.06.009

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