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. 1945 Sep;9(3-4):111–170.

YEAST GENETICS 1

Life Cycles, Cytology, Hybridization, Vitamin Synthesis, and Adaptive Enzymes

Carl C Lindegren 1
PMCID: PMC440896  PMID: 16350100

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Selected References

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