Genetic and physical mapping and population studies of a fibronectin receptor β-subunit-like sequence on human chromosome 19
Authors:
- Peter LichterPLPeter Lichter
- Jingshi WuJWJingshi Wu
- James L. KennedyJKJames L. Kennedy
- Andrew J. PakstisAPAndrew J. Pakstis
- Jeffrey RogersJRJeffrey Rogers
- Judith R. KiddJKJudith R. Kidd
- Helen HarleyHHHelen Harley
- Trefor JenkinsTJTrefor Jenkins
- David C. WardDWDavid C. Ward
- Kenneth K. KiddKKKenneth K. Kidd
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