Accepted in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology.
Accepted in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology.
Why is the axolotl genome so large? As a group, salamanders have larger genomes than the other amphibians. |
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| Origin of avian and amphibian chromosomes by fusion, fission, and retention of ancestral chromosomes |
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Codon Usage Table for Ambystoma Mexicanum generated from 300K codons is now available |
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| Identification of Differentially Expressed Thyroid Hormone Responsive Genes from Brain of the Mexican Axolotl |
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| Axolotl Nanog activity in mouse embryonic stem cells demonstrates that ground state pluripotency is conserved from urodele amphibians to mammals |
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