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Characterization and phylogenetic significance of a repetitive DNA sequence from whooping cranes (Grus americana)

Love et al., 1992

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Love J
Deininger P
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Abstract We surveyed a Whooping Crane (Grus americana) genomic library enriched for repetitive clones, and isolated a clone whose insert hybridized stringently to a repeated- DNA family in the genomes of Whooping Cranes, but not Sandhill Cranes (G. canadensis) …
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