Cis-Regulatory Elements in the Accord Retrotransposon Result in Tissue-Specific Expression of the Drosophila melanogaster Insecticide Resistance Gene Cyp6g1
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Alex Andrianopoulos | R. ffrench-Constant | P. Batterham | Henry Chung | P. Daborn | A. Andrianopoulos | Richard H. ffrench-Constant | Philip Batterham | Henry Chung | Michael R. Bogwitz | Caroline McCart | Phillip J. Daborn | M. Bogwitz | Caroline McCart
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