Functional Mapping of Quantitative Trait Loci That Interact With the hg Mutation to Regulate Growth Trajectories in Mice
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Rongling Wu | Chang-Xing Ma | Juan F Medrano | Wei Hou | R. Wu | W. Hou | J. Medrano | Pablo Corva | P. Corva | Chang-Xing Ma | Chang-Xing Ma
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