Hox cluster disintegration with persistent anteroposterior order of expression in Oikopleura dioica
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Hans Lehrach | Patrick Wincker | Daniel Chourrout | Richard Reinhardt | Hee-Chan Seo | J. Weissenbach | H. Lehrach | P. Wincker | R. Reinhardt | D. Chourrout | R. B. Edvardsen | Jean Weissenbach | Mette Flaat | Marianne Bjordal | Rolf Brudvik Edvardsen | Anne Dorthea Maeland | Marit Flo Jensen | Anette Hansen | Marianne Bjordal | H. Seo | Mette Flaat | M. F. Jensen | A. D. Maeland | A. Hansen
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