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. 1974 Mar;1(3):413–426. doi: 10.1093/nar/1.3.413

Lack of poly(A) sequence in half of the messenger RNA coding for ewe alpha S casein.

L M Houdebine, P Gaye, A Favre
PMCID: PMC344025  PMID: 10793675

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