Additional duplicated Hox genes in the earthworm: Perionyx excavatus Hox genes consist of eleven paralog groups. (Q51578793)

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English	Additional duplicated Hox genes in the earthworm: Perionyx excavatus Hox genes consist of eleven paralog groups.	scientific article published on 20 November 2011

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Additional duplicated Hox genes in the earthworm: Perionyx excavatus Hox genes consist of eleven paralog groups. (English)

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Sung-Jin Cho

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Yvonne Vallès

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Kyong Min Kim

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Seong Chul Ji

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Seock Jung Han

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Soon Cheol Park

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10.1016/J.GENE.2011.11.006

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