Chromosomal assignment of retinoic acid receptor (RAR) genes in the human, mouse, and rat genomes
Authors:
- Michèle RivièreMRMichèle Rivière
- Andrée KrustAKAndrée Krust
- Sigurdur IngvarssonSISigurdur Ingvarsson
- Björn VennströmBVBjörn Vennström
- M.Quamrul IslamMIM.Quamrul Islam
- Göran LevanGLGöran Levan
- Philippe KautnerPKPhilippe Kautner
- Arthur ZelentAZArthur Zelent
- Pierre ChambonPCPierre Chambon
- Josiane SzpirerJSJosiane Szpirer
- Claude SzpirerCSClaude Szpirer
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