The sex-determining region of the human Y chromosome encodes a finger protein
Authors:
- Rebecca MosherRMRebecca Mosher
- Elizabeth M. SimpsonESElizabeth M. Simpson
- Elizabeth M.C. FisherEFElizabeth M.C. Fisher
- Graeme MardonGMGraeme Mardon
- Jonathan PollackJPJonathan Pollack
- Barbara McGillivrayBMBarbara McGillivray
- Albert de la ChapelleACAlbert de la Chapelle
- Laura G. BrownLBLaura G. Brown
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