A Search for Parent-of-Origin Effects on Honey Bee Gene Expression
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Sarah D. Kocher | M. Gribskov | J. Strassmann | D. Queller | R. Westerman | C. Grozinger | G. Hunt | S. Kocher | Jennifer M. Tsuruda | J. D. Gibson | Christine M. Emore | M. Arechavaleta-Velasco | P. San Miguel
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