Point mutations are associated with a gene duplication leading to the bloodstream reexpression of a trypanosome metacyclic VSG. (Q48133443)

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English	Point mutations are associated with a gene duplication leading to the bloodstream reexpression of a trypanosome metacyclic VSG.	scientific article published in February 1993

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Point mutations are associated with a gene duplication leading to the bloodstream reexpression of a trypanosome metacyclic VSG. (English)

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gene duplication

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Lu Y

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Hall T

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Donelson JE

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1 February 1993

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Cell

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72

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3

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397-406

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10.1016/0092-8674(93)90116-8

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