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. 1958 May;43(3):480–492. doi: 10.1093/genetics/43.3.480

The Dosage Response Curve for Radiation Induced Dominant Lethal Mutations in the Honeybee

William R Lee
PMCID: PMC1209896  PMID: 17247772

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