Male mice defective in the DNA mismatch repair gene PMS2 exhibit abnormal chromosome synapsis in meiosis
Authors:
- C.ERic BronnerCBC.ERic Bronner
- Lin ZhangLZLin Zhang
- Annemieke W PlugAPAnnemieke W Plug
- Merrilee RobatzekMRMerrilee Robatzek
- Gwynedd WarrenGWGwynedd Warren
- Eileen A ElliottEEEileen A Elliott
- Jian YuJYJian Yu
- Terry AshleyTATerry Ashley
- Norman ArnheimNANorman Arnheim
- Richard A FlavellRFRichard A Flavell
- R.MIchael LiskayRLR.MIchael Liskay
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