Use of a new strategy to isolate and characterize 436 drosophila cDNA clones corresponding to RNAs detected in adult heads but not in early embryos
Authors:
- David R. HydeDHDavid R. Hyde
- K. VijayRaghavanKVK. VijayRaghavan
- Kirk MecklenburgKMKirk Mecklenburg
- Seymour BenzerSBSeymour Benzer
- Elliot MeyerowitzEMElliot Meyerowitz
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Science Foundation (DCB-8409366, GM40499)
- National Institutes of Health (GM20927)
- National Eye Institute
- Helen Hay Whitney Foundation
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