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. 1969 Dec;63(4):743–758. doi: 10.1093/genetics/63.4.743

Genetic Recombination between Closely Linked Markers of Bacteriophage T4. I. a Dual Mechanism for Recombinant Formation

Masaaki Honda 1, Hisao Uchida 1
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