Notch around the clock (Q33745098)

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Notch around the clock (English)

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Pourquié O

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language of work or name

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1 October 1999

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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development

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published in

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volume

9

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5

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page(s)

559-565

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Early stages of chick somite development.

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