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CHROMOSOMAL TRANSLOCATIONS GENERATED BY HIGH-FREQUENCY MEIOTIC RECOMBINATION BETWEEN REPEATED YEAST GENES

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Published1986
Citations138
References18

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1981 • 57 citations

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1983 • 53 citations

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1983 • 51 citations

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1985 • 44 citations

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