Novel GUS expression patterns following transposition of an enhancer trap Ds element in Arabidopsis

V. I. Klimyuk; L. Nussaume; K. Harrison; J. D. G. Jones

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Novel GUS expression patterns following transposition of an enhancer trap Ds element in Arabidopsis

V. I. Klimyuk L. Nussaume K. Harrison J. D. G. Jones

Molecular and General Genetics MGG Vol. 249 No. 4 pp. 357-365 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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V. I. Klimyuk, L. Nussaume, K. Harrison, et al. (1995). Novel GUS expression patterns following transposition of an enhancer trap Ds element in Arabidopsis. Molecular and General Genetics MGG, 249(4), 357-365. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00287097

Novel GUS expression patterns following transposition of an enhancer trap Ds element in Arabidopsis

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