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Homology requirements for unequal crossing over in humans.

Metzenberg et al., 1991

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6244092703718634075
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Metzenberg A
Wurzer G
Huisman T
Smithies O
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To gain insight into mechanisms of unequal homologous recombination in vivo, genes generated by homologous unequal crossovers in the human beta-globin gene cluster were examined by nucleotide sequencing and hybridization experiments. The naturally occurring …
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