Grasshopper hunchback expression reveals conserved and novel aspects of axis formation and segmentation

Patel, Nipam; Hayward, David; Lall, Sabi; Pirkl, Nicole; DiPietro, D; Ball, Eldon

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Grasshopper hunchback expression reveals conserved and novel aspects of axis formation and segmentation

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2001

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Patel, Nipam

Hayward, David

Lall, Sabi

Pirkl, Nicole

DiPietro, D

Ball, Eldon

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The Company of Biologists Ltd

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92643

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Grasshopper hunchback expression reveals conserved and novel aspects of axis formation and segmentation

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