Modeling Meiotic Chromosomes Indicates a Size Dependent Contribution of Telomere Clustering and Chromosome Rigidity to Homologue Juxtaposition
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Neil D. Lawrence | Christopher A. Penfold | Paul E. Brown | Alastair S. H. Goldman | Neil D. Lawrence | A. S. Goldman
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