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Gene expression variation in Down's syndrome mice allows prioritization of candidate genes.
Sultan M, Piccini I, Balzereit D, Herwig R, Saran NG, Lehrach H, Reeves RH, Yaspo ML
Genome Biol 2007, 8:R91
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