Origination of an X-Linked Testes Chimeric Gene by Illegitimate Recombination in Drosophila
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J. Roman Arguello | Manyuan Long | Shuang Yang | Wen Wang | M. Long | J. R. Arguello | Shuang Yang | Ying Chen | Wen Wang | Ying Chen | Arguello Jr | Chen Y | Yang S | Wang W | Long M
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