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Egg-laying defective mutants of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans

Trent et al., 1983

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Trent C
Tsung N
Horvitz H
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We have isolated 145 fertile mutants of C. elegans that are defective in egg laying and have characterized 59 of them genetically, behaviorally and pharmacologically. These 59 mutants define 40 new genes called egl, for egg-lay ing abnormal. Most of the other mutants are …
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