phyllopod functions in the fate determination of a subset of photoreceptors in drosophila
Authors:
- Noah M SolomonNSNoah M Solomon
- David A WassarmanDWDavid A Wassarman
- Felix D KarimFKFelix D Karim
- Marc TherrienMTMarc Therrien
- Gerald M RubinGRGerald M Rubin
- Tanya WolffTWTanya Wolff
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