A twist in a mouse tale

Nick Dyson ()
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Nick Dyson: the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6926, 903-904

Abstract: Studies of the retinoblastoma gene can still deliver surprises, and enlightenment. Several of the abnormalities in mice lacking this gene are, it seems, the indirect consequence of a placental defect.

Date: 2003
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