A Dual Inhibitory Mechanism Restricts msl-2 mRNA Translation for Dosage Compensation in Drosophila
Authors:
- Marica GrskovicMGMarica Grskovic
- Fátima GebauerFátima Gebauer
- Matthias W. HentzeMatthias W. Hentze
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