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OJIMA, Yoshio, KURISHITA, Akihiro (1983) Some morphological feature of nucleolus organizer regions in fish somatic cell hybrids. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 59 (3) 53-57 doi:10.2183/pjab.59.53

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TitleSome morphological feature of nucleolus organizer regions in fish somatic cell hybrids.
JournalProceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences
AuthorsOJIMA, YoshioAuthor
KURISHITA, AkihiroAuthor
Year1983Volume59
Issue3
PublisherJapan Academy
DOIdoi:10.2183/pjab.59.53Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOJIMA, Yoshio, KURISHITA, Akihiro (1983) Some morphological feature of nucleolus organizer regions in fish somatic cell hybrids. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 59 (3) 53-57 doi:10.2183/pjab.59.53
Plain TextOJIMA, Yoshio, KURISHITA, Akihiro (1983) Some morphological feature of nucleolus organizer regions in fish somatic cell hybrids. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 59 (3) 53-57 doi:10.2183/pjab.59.53
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