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1986
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Nabeel A. Affara, L. Florentin, N. Morrison, Kenny Kwok, Michael Mitchell, A. Cook, Doreen Jamieson, L. Glasgow, L. Meredith, E. Boyd:
Regional assignment of Y-linked DNA probes by deletion mapping and their homology with X-chromosome and autosomal sequences. Nucleic Acids Res. 14(13): 5353-5373 (1986)
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Nabeel A. Affara, M. A. Ferguson-Smith, J. Tolmie, Kenny Kwok, Michael Mitchell, Doreen Jamieson, A. Cooke, L. Florentin:
Variable transfer of Y-specific sequences in XX males. Nucleic Acids Res. 14(13): 5375-5387 (1986)
1981
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Nabeel A. Affara, Peter S. Goldfarb, Keith Vass, Alan Lyons, Paul R. Harrison:
Cloning of a new mouse foetal beta-globin mRNA sequence. Nucleic Acids Res. 9(13): 3061-3075 (1981)

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