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2901	11	59	6409 1992 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 6(8):1402-1413 FEDER JH; ROSSI JM; SOLOMON J; SOLOMON N; LINDQUIST S THE CONSEQUENCES OF EXPRESSING HSP70 IN DROSOPHILA CELLS AT NORMAL TEMPERATURES	14	137
2902	13	50	6553 1993 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 7(2):241-249 MITCHELSON A; SIMONELIG M; WILLIAMS C; OHARE K HOMOLOGY WITH SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE RNA14 SUGGESTS THAT PHENOTYPIC SUPPRESSION IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER BY SUPPRESSOR OF FORKED OCCURS AT THE LEVEL OF RNA STABILITY	11	62
2903	2	54	6554 1993 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 7(6):1072-1084 LIANG C; SPITZER JD; SMITH HS; GERBI SA REPLICATION INITIATES AT A CONFINED REGION DURING DNA AMPLIFICATION IN SCIARA DNA PUFF II-9A	0	57
2904	11	43	6555 1993 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 7(10):1966-1978 HARRISON DA; GDULA DA; COYNE RS; CORCES VG A LEUCINE-ZIPPER DOMAIN OF THE SUPPRESSOR OF HAIRY-WING PROTEIN MEDIATES ITS REPRESSIVE EFFECT ON ENHANCER FUNCTION	23	62
2905	3	80	6684 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8(1):105-117 BENEDYK MJ; MULLEN JR; DINARDO S ODD-PAIRED - A ZINC-FINGER PAIR RULE PROTEIN REQUIRED FOR THE TIMELY ACTIVATION OF ENGRAILED AND WINGLESS IN DROSOPHILA EMBRYOS	0	78
2906	8	60	6685 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8(7):830-842 PURNELL BA; EMANUEL PA; GILMOUR DS TFIID SEQUENCE RECOGNITION OF THE INITIATOR AND SEQUENCES FARTHER DOWNSTREAM IN DROSOPHILA CLASS-II GENES	10	146
2907	7	60	6686 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8(10):1160-1173 YUN B; FARKAS R; LEE K; RABINOW L THE DOA LOCUS ENCODES A MEMBER OF A NEW-PROTEIN KINASE FAMILY AND IS ESSENTIAL FOR EYE AND EMBRYONIC-DEVELOPMENT IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	47
2908	2	44	6687 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8(20):2491-2503 BROU C; LOGEAT F; LECOURTOIS M; VANDEKERCKHOVE J; KOURILSKY P; SCHWEISGUTH F; ISRAEL A INHIBITION OF THE DNA-BINDING ACTIVITY OF DROSOPHILA SUPPRESSOR OF HAIRLESS AND OF ITS HUMAN HOMOLOG, KBF2/RBP-J-KAPPA, BY DIRECT PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTION WITH DROSOPHILA HAIRLESS	0	113
2909	2	82	6688 1994 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8(21):2588-2601 ARORA K; LEVINE MS; OCONNOR MB THE SCREW GENE ENCODES A UBIQUITOUSLY EXPRESSED MEMBER OF THE TGF-BETA FAMILY REQUIRED FOR SPECIFICATION OF DORSAL CELL FATES IN THE DROSOPHILA EMBRYO	1	107
2910	7	84	6950 1996 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10(6):711-724 Burke TW; Kadonaga JT Drosophila TFIID binds to a conserved downstream basal promoter element that is present in many TATA-box-deficient promoters	5	168
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2911	7	72	6951 1996 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10(10):1260-1270 Merli C; Bergstrom DE; Cygan JA; Blackman RK Promoter specificity mediates the independent regulation of neighboring genes	2	51
2912	8	46	6952 1996 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10(24):3202-3215 Hagstrom K; Muller M; Schedl P Fab-7 functions as a chromatin domain boundary to ensure proper segment specification by the Drosophila bithorax complex	9	92
2913	11	63	7076 1997 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 11(20):2729-2740 Morcillo P; Rosen C; Baylies MK; Dorsett D Chip, a widely expressed chromosomal protein required for segmentation and activity of a remote wing margin enhancer in Drosophila	7	96
2914	8	50	7077 1997 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 11(22):3020-3031 Burke TW; Kadonaga JT The downstream core promoter element, DPE, is conserved from Drosophila to humans and is recognized by TAF(II)60 of Drosophila	4	201
2915	9	70	7298 1999 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 13(3):345-356 Kuzminov A; Stahl FW Double-strand end repair via the RecBC pathway in Escherichia coli primes DNA replication	2	47
2916	16	89	7299 1999 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 13(21):2889-2903 Motamedi MR; Szigety SK; Rosenberg SM Double-strand-break repair recombination in Escherichia coli: physical evidence for a DNA replication mechanism in vivo	2	20
2917	6	42	7385 2000 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 14(23):3003-3013 Nowak SJ; Corces VG Phosphorylation of histone H3 correlates with transcriptionally active loci	0	41
2918	5	23	7078 1997 GENES & GENETIC SYSTEMS 72(1):19-24 Otsuka Y; Takano TS; Yamazaki T Genetic variation in the expression of the six hsp genes in the presence of heat shock in Drosophila melanogaster	2	6
2919	4	39	6953 1996 GENES TO CELLS 1(8):741-754 Fujioka M; Yusibova GL; Sackerson CM; Tillib S; Mazo A; Satake M; Goto T Runt domain partner proteins enhance DNA binding and transcriptional repression in cultured Drosophila cells	0	7
2920	4	25	7300 1999 GENES TO CELLS 4(7):375-379 Yahara I The role of HSP90 in evolution	0	4
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2921	6	73	763 1964 GENETICA 35(4):287-& PRAKASH V INTRA-CHROMOSOMAL POSITION INTERFERENCE IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA	0	0
2922	7	63	1749 1969 GENETICA 40(3):339-& MILLINGT.AM INTERPRETING CROSSING OVER DATA	0	2
2923	3	33	4883 1986 GENETICA 69(1):47-57 STEINEMANN M; NAUBER U FREQUENCY OF TELOMERE REPEAT UNITS IN THE DROSOPHILA-MIRANDA GENOME	0	6
2924	13	32	4884 1986 GENETICA 69(3):213-218 SCOURAS ZG; KARAMANLIDOU GA; KASTRITSIS CD THE INFLUENCE OF HEAT-SHOCK ON THE PUFFING PATTERN OF DROSOPHILA-AURARIA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	6	13
2925	16	37	6241 1991 GENETICA 85(1):13-22 ILYIN YV; LYUBOMIRSKAYA NV; KIM AI RETROTRANSPOSON GYPSY AND GENETIC INSTABILITY IN DROSOPHILA (REVIEW)	8	12
2926	8	36	6410 1992 GENETICA 85(3):185-203 FITCH CL; GIRTON L; GIRTON JR THE SUPPRESSOR OF FORKED LOCUS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER - GENETIC AND MOLECULAR ANALYSES	1	1
2927	14	139	6411 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):67-84 BIEMONT C POPULATION-GENETICS OF TRANSPOSABLE DNA ELEMENTS - A DROSOPHILA POINT-OF-VIEW	3	50
2928	7	21	6412 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):305-311 MOGILA VA; LADVISHENKO AB; SIMONOVA OB; GERASIMOVA TI INTRAGENIC SUPPRESSION - STALKER, A RETROVIRUS-LIKE TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT, CAN COMPENSATE FOR A DEFICIENCY AT THE CUT LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	5	6
2929	4	11	6413 1992 GENETICA 87(1):31-35 GEORGIEV P; GERASIMOVA T GENES INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRISTLES AND HAIRS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	0	0
2930	11	61	6556 1993 GENETICA 88(1):11-28 KAROTAM J; DELVES AC; OAKESHOTT JG CONSERVATION AND CHANGE IN STRUCTURAL AND 5' FLANKING SEQUENCES OF ESTERASE 6 IN SIBLING DROSOPHILA SPECIES	4	26
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2931	16	80	6954 1996 GENETICA 97(3):339-348 Lakhotia SC; Sharma A The 93D (hsr-omega) locus of Drosophila: Non-coding gene with house-keeping functions	2	18
2932	15	44	7079 1997 GENETICA 100(1-3):29-37 Pelisson A; Teysset L; Chalvet F; Kim A; Prud'homme N; Terzian C; Bucheton A About the origin of retroviruses and the co-evolution of the gypsy retrovirus with the Drosophila flamenco host gene	4	24
2933	15	44	7080 1997 GENETICA 100(1-3):39-48 Alberola TM; Bori L; de Frutos R Structural analysis of Drosophila subobscura gypsy elements (gypsyDs)	3	4
2934	5	43	7081 1997 GENETICA 101(3):153-165 Loreto ELD; da Silva LB; Zaha A; Valente VLD Distribution of transposable elements in neotropical species of Drosophila	0	3
2935	8	35	7082 1997 GENETICA 101(3):167-178 Zhou Q; Haymer DS Molecular structure of yoyo, a gypsy-like retrotransposon from the Mediterranean fruit fly, Ceratitis capitata	1	8
2936	1	81	7682 2002 GENETICA 115(1):13-28 Gilson PR; McFadden GI Jam packed genomes - a preliminary, comparative analysis of nucleomorphs	1	7
2937	4	132	7683 2002 GENETICA 116(1):25-43 Shearman DCA The evolution of sex determination systems in dipteran insects other than Drosophila	0	3
2938	7	68	7684 2002 GENETICA 116(1):45-57 Mavragani-Tsipidou P Genetic and cytogenetic analysis of the olive fruit fly Bactrocera oleae (Diptera : Tephritidae)	0	0
2939	6	57	7874 2003 GENETICA 117(2):179-190 Birchler JA; Pal-Bhadra M; Bhadra U Dosage dependent gene regulation and the compensation of the X chromosome in Drosophila males	0	0
2940	1	13	764 1964 GENETICAL RESEARCH 5(1):85-& GIBSON I; BEALE GH INFECTION INTO PARAMECIA OF METAGONS DERIVED FROM OTHER MATE-KILLER PARAMECIA	0	8
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2941	8	54	765 1964 GENETICAL RESEARCH 5(2):282-& HOLLIDAY R MECHANISM FOR GENE CONVERSION IN FUNGI	242	1289
2942	3	20	1129 1966 GENETICAL RESEARCH 8(1):73-& SMITHKEA.PF RESTRICTED TRANSDUCTION BY BACTERIOPHAGE P22 IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM	0	25
2943	2	13	1294 1967 GENETICAL RESEARCH 9(1):129-& GOLVER SW; ARONOVIT.J MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA ABLE TO GROW ON RESTRICTING HOST ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAIN W	0	0
2944	2	9	1506 1968 GENETICAL RESEARCH 12(1):99-& ROLFE B; HOLLOWAY BW GENETIC CONTROL OF DNA SPECIFICITY IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA	2	6
2945	4	24	1750 1969 GENETICAL RESEARCH 14(2):151-& FRANKLIN NC; DOVE WF GENETIC EVIDENCE FOR RESTRICTION TARGETS IN DNA OF PHAGES LAMBDA AND THI 80	10	22
2946	6	41	1955 1970 GENETICAL RESEARCH 15(1):55-& PASZEWSK.A GENE CONVERSION - OBSERVATIONS ON DNA HYBRID MODELS	0	40
2947	6	22	3401 1980 GENETICAL RESEARCH 35(3):279-289 HOEKSTRA WPM; BERGMANS HEN; ZUIDWEG EM TRANSFORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI - STUDIES ON THE NATURE OF DONOR DNA AFTER UPTAKE AND INTEGRATION	0	4
2948	2	28	5221 1987 GENETICAL RESEARCH 49(2):111-119 HOSHIZAKI DK; DLOTT BM; JOSLYN GL; BECKENDORF SK GENETIC LOCALIZATION OF A REGULATORY SITE NECESSARY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THE GLUE PROTEIN-P5 IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	1
2949	2	19	5222 1987 GENETICAL RESEARCH 50(3):219-223 FAVOR J; STRAUSS PG; ERFLE V MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF A RADIATION-INDUCED REVERSE MUTATION AT THE DILUTE LOCUS IN THE MOUSE	0	4
2950	4	52	5791 1989 GENETICAL RESEARCH 54(3):183-195 PIGNATELLI PM; MACKAY TFC HYBRID DYSGENESIS-INDUCED RESPONSE TO SELECTION IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	0	9
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2951	32	66	6035 1990 GENETICAL RESEARCH 55(3):141-151 RABINOW L; BIRCHLER J INTERACTIONS AMONG MODIFIERS OF RETROTRANSPOSON-INDUCED ALLELES OF THE WHITE LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	4	7
2952	14	85	6689 1994 GENETICAL RESEARCH 63(3):197-212 BIEMONT C; LEMEUNIER F; GUERREIRO MPG; BROOKFIELD JF; GAUTIER C; AULARD S; PASYUKOVA EG POPULATION-DYNAMICS OF THE COPIA, MDG1, MDG3, GYPSY, AND P-TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN A NATURAL-POPULATION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	4	36
2953	3	104	7685 2002 GENETICAL RESEARCH 79(1):1-9 Lushai G; Loxdale HD The biological improbability of a clone	4	8
2954	3	38	7686 2002 GENETICAL RESEARCH 79(3):203-209 Hales DF; Wilson ACC; Sloane MA; Christophesimon J; Legallic JF; Sunnucks P Lack of detectable genetic recombination on the X chromosome during the parthenogenetic production of female and male aphids	1	4
2955	8	29	7875 2003 GENETICAL RESEARCH 82(3):183-190 Ceplitis A Coalescence times and the Meselson effect in asexual eukaryotes	0	0
2956	2	14	75 1960 GENETICS 45(8):1041-1152 SCHWARTZ D ANALYSIS OF A HIGHLY MUTABLE GENE IN MAIZE - A MOLECULAR MODEL FOR GENE INSTABILITY	0	0
2957	1	13	154 1961 GENETICS 46(7):703-& FALKOW S; SPILMAN WM; CAREY WF; MARMUR J; BARON LS EPISOMIC TRANSFER BETWEEN SALMONELLA TYPHOSA AAND SERRATIA MARCESCENS	10	43
2958	9	31	334 1962 GENETICS 47(9):1125-& DOUDNEY CO; YOUNG CS ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT INDUCED MUTATION AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID REPLICATION IN BACTERIA	3	40
2959	1	15	335 1962 GENETICS 47(9):1187-& THRELKELD SFH SOME ASCI WITH NONIDENTICAL SISTER SPORES FROM A CROSS IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA	2	23
2960	3	12	572 1963 GENETICS 48(3):409-& CAMPBELL A DISTRIBUTION OF GENETIC TYPES OF TRANSDUCING LAMBDA PHAGES	3	26
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2961	3	18	573 1963 GENETICS 48(9):1195-& MOSIG G COORDINATE VARIATION IN DENSITY AND RECOMBINATION POTENTIAL IN T4 PHAGE PARTICLES PRODUCED AT DIFFERENT TIMES AFTER INFECTION	5	11
2962	4	34	766 1964 GENETICS 49(1):145-& KAPLAN S; SUYAMA Y; BONNER DM FINE STRUCTURE ANALYSIS AT TD LOCUS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	0	24
2963	1	5	767 1964 GENETICS 49(5):779-& WOOD TH; MARCOVICH H EFFECTS ON GENETIC RECOMBINATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 PRODUCED BY X-RAY + ALPHA-PARTICLE IRRADIATION OF FEMALE	1	11
2964	12	38	768 1964 GENETICS 50(4):717-& BODMER WF; GANESAN AT BIOCHEMICAL + GENETIC STUDIES OF INTEGRATION + RECOMBINATION IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS TRANSFORMATION	0	119
2965	7	14	953 1965 GENETICS 51(1):77-& JORDAN E; MESELSON M A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN GENETIC AND PHYSICAL LENGTHS ON CHROMOSOME OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	30	30
2966	5	19	954 1965 GENETICS 51(3):369-& AMATI P; MESELSON M LOCALIZED NEGATIVE INTERFERENCE IN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	75	75
2967	1	18	955 1965 GENETICS 51(4):635-& SUZUKI DT EFFECTS OF MITOMYCIN C ON CROSSING OVER IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER	4	33
2968	4	24	956 1965 GENETICS 52(4):729-& BERGER H GENETIC ANALYSIS OF T4D PHAGE HETEROZYGOTES PRODUCED IN PRESENCE OF 5-FLUORODEOXYURIDINE	21	43
2969	5	15	957 1965 GENETICS 52(4):747-& SUEOKA N; YOSHIKAW.H CHROMOSOME OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS .I. THEORY OF MARKER FREQUENCY ANALYSIS	20	142
2970	6	34	958 1965 GENETICS 52(4):759-& STRIGINI P ON MECHANISM OF SPONTANEOUS REVERSION AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE T4	6	21
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2971	6	16	959 1965 GENETICS 52(5):1051-& SUYAMA Y; PREER JR MITOCHONDRIAL DNA FROM PROTOZOA	11	81
2972	6	45	1130 1966 GENETICS 53(1):207-& LACKS S INTEGRATION EFFICIENCY AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN PNEUMOCOCCAL TRANSFORMATION	27	239
2973	3	11	1131 1966 GENETICS 53(5):913-& BAUTZ FA EXPRESSION OF RII FUNCTION BY NATIVE TRANSFORMING DNA OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4	1	7
2974	4	13	1132 1966 GENETICS 53(6):1137-& HOWARDFL.P; THERIOT L MUTANTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 DEFECTIVE IN DNA REPAIR AND IN GENETIC RECOMBINATION	0	609
2975	2	13	1295 1967 GENETICS 55(3):547-& CALEF E MAPPING OF INTEGRATION EXCISION CROSSOVERS IN SUPERINFECTION DOUBLE LYSOGENS FOR PHAGE LAMBDA IN ESCHERICHIA COLI	4	10
2976	5	37	1296 1967 GENETICS 55(4):699-& FRANKLIN NC EXTRAORDINARY RECOMBINATIONAL EVENTS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI . THEIR INDEPENDENCE OF REC+ FUNCTION	10	79
2977	7	31	1297 1967 GENETICS 56(1):105-& BRESLER SE; LANZOV VA; BLINKOVA AA MECHANISM OF GENETIC RECOMBINATION DURING BACTERIAL CONJUGATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 .I. HETEROGENEITY OF PROGENY OF CONJUGATED CELLS	7	20
2978	3	20	1298 1967 GENETICS 56(1):117-& BRESLER SE; LANZOV VA MECHANISM OF GENETIC RECOMBINATION DURING BACTERIAL CONJUGATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 .2. INCORPORATION OF DONOR DNA FRAGMENT INTO RECOMBINANT CHROMOSOME	7	11
2979	1	26	1299 1967 GENETICS 57(1):169-& HAEFNER K CONCERNING MECHANISM OF ULTRAVIOLET MUTAGENESIS . A MICROMANIPULATORY PEDIGREE ANALYSIS IN SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES POMBE	3	28
2980	10	44	1300 1967 GENETICS 57(2):301-& FRANKLIN NC DELETIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF CENTER OF PHI80LAMBDA PHAGE GENOME . EVIDENCE FOR A PHAGE FUNCTION PROMOTING GENETIC RECOMBINATION	26	60
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2981	4	28	1301 1967 GENETICS 57(3):549-& CROSS RA; LIEB M HEAT-INDUCIBLE GAMA PHAGE .V. INDUCTION OF PROPHAGES WITH MUTATIONS IN GENES O P AND R	12	22
2982	5	23	1302 1967 GENETICS 57(3):643-& IGARASHI K; HIRAGA S; YURA T A DEOXYTHYMIDINE KINASE DEFICIENT MUTANT OF ESCHERICHIA COLI .2. MAPPING AND TRANSDUCTION STUDIES WITH PHAGE PHI80	3	59
2983	10	48	1507 1968 GENETICS 58(1):9-& CURTISS R ULTRAVIOLET-INDUCED GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN A PARTIALLY DIPLOID STRAIN OF ESCHERICHIA COLI	12	58
2984	1	19	1508 1968 GENETICS 58(1):55-& HERMAN RK EFFECT OF GENE INDUCTION ON FREQUENCY OF INTRAGENIC RECOMBINATION OF CHROMOSOME AND F-MEROGENOTE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12	6	17
2985	2	25	1509 1968 GENETICS 58(4):507-& ESPOSITO MS X-RAY AND MEIOTIC FINE STRUCTURE MAPPING OF ADENINE-8 LOCUS IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE	3	42
2986	6	37	1510 1968 GENETICS 58(4):529-& MORPURGO G; VOLTERRA L NATURE OF MITOTIC INTRAGENIC RECOMBINATION IN ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS	2	6
2987	9	34	1511 1968 GENETICS 59(2):137-& MOSIG G A MAP OF DISTANCES ALONG DNA MOLECULE OF PHAGE T4	9	74
2988	3	20	1512 1968 GENETICS 59(2):153-& BASTARRA.F; WILLETTS NS ELIMINATION BY ACRIDINE ORANGE OF F30 FROM RECOMBINATION-DEFICIENT STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K12	0	31
2989	6	31	1513 1968 GENETICS 59(3):311-& PARKINSO.JS GENETICS OF LEFT ARM OF CHROMOSOME OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	0	160
2990	3	16	1514 1968 GENETICS 60(4):661-& HUANG PC; EBERLE H; BOICE LB; ROMIG WR REPLICATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS DNA DURING GERMINATION IN 5-BROMOURACIL CONTAINING MEDIUM AND MARKER MAPPING	0	11
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2991	8	39	1515 1968 GENETICS 60(4):759-& WOLSTENH.DR; DAWID IB; RISTOW H AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF DNA MOLECULES FROM CHIRONOMUS TENTANS AND CHIRONOMUS THUMMI	0	24
2992	6	22	1751 1969 GENETICS 61(1P2S):1-& STAHL FW ONE WAY TO THINK ABOUT GENE CONVERSION	16	47
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