Disorganization is a completely dominant gain-of-function mouse mutation causing sporadic developmental defects. (Q52231723)

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English	Disorganization is a completely dominant gain-of-function mouse mutation causing sporadic developmental defects.	scientific article published in May 1992

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Disorganization is a completely dominant gain-of-function mouse mutation causing sporadic developmental defects. (English)

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Crosby JL

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Varnum DS

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Washburn LL

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Nadeau JH

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1 May 1992

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Mechanisms of Development

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37

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10.1016/0925-4773(92)90074-T

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