The Caenorhabditis elegans Synthetic Multivulva Genes Prevent Ras Pathway Activation by Tightly Repressing Global Ectopic Expression of lin-3 EGF
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H. Horvitz | A. van Oudenaarden | A. Chisholm | Dong hyun Kim | A. Saffer | H. Robert Horvitz | Adam M. Saffer | Citation Saffer | Adam M
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