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Transcription of the HLA-G transgenes commences shortly after implantation during embryonic development in mice

By: Horuzsko, AContributor(s): Mellor, A. L | Strachan, T | Tomlinson, P. DMaterial type: Text

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TextReference number:a7359 In: Immunology 83 (2), 324-328.

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