Adaptive nature of interspecies variation of histone H1 in insects

V. A. Berdnikov; S. M. Rozov; S. V. Temnykh; F. L. Gorel'; O. E. Kosterin

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journal article May 01, 1993

Adaptive nature of interspecies variation of histone H1 in insects

V. A. Berdnikov S. M. Rozov S. V. Temnykh F. L. Gorel' O. E. Kosterin

Journal of Molecular Evolution Vol. 36 No. 5 pp. 497-507 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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V. A. Berdnikov, S. M. Rozov, S. V. Temnykh, et al. (1993). Adaptive nature of interspecies variation of histone H1 in insects. Journal of Molecular Evolution, 36(5), 497-507. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02406725

Adaptive nature of interspecies variation of histone H1 in insects

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