Regions of allelic hypervariability in the murine Aα immune response gene
Authors:
- Christophe O. BenoistCBChristophe O. Benoist
- Diane J. MathisDMDiane J. Mathis
- Madge R. KanterMKMadge R. Kanter
- Virginia E. WilliamsVWVirginia E. Williams
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