The two Cg-timp mRNAs expressed in oyster hemocytes are generated by two gene families and differentially expressed during ontogenesis. (Q52046218)

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English	The two Cg-timp mRNAs expressed in oyster hemocytes are generated by two gene families and differentially expressed during ontogenesis.	scientific article published on 21 March 2005

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The two Cg-timp mRNAs expressed in oyster hemocytes are generated by two gene families and differentially expressed during ontogenesis. (English)

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Caroline Montagnani

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Caroline Montagnani

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Ana Tirape

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Jean-Michel Escoubas

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Developmental and Comparative Immunology

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