Studies on chiasma frequency and distribution in two fertile men carrying reciprocal translocations; one with a t(9;10) karyotype and one with a t(Y;10) karyotype

D. A. LAURIE; R. W. PALMER; M. A. Hult�n

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Studies on chiasma frequency and distribution in two fertile men carrying reciprocal translocations; one with a t(9;10) karyotype and one with a t(Y;10) karyotype

D. A. LAURIE R. W. PALMER M. A. Hult�n

Human Genetics Vol. 68 No. 3 pp. 235-247 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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D. A. LAURIE, R. W. PALMER, M. A. Hult�n (1984). Studies on chiasma frequency and distribution in two fertile men carrying reciprocal translocations; one with a t(9;10) karyotype and one with a t(Y;10) karyotype. Human Genetics, 68(3), 235-247. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00418394

Studies on chiasma frequency and distribution in two fertile men carrying reciprocal translocations; one with a t(9;10) karyotype and one with a t(Y;10) karyotype

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