Expression of Zash-1a in the postembryonic zebrafish brain allows comparison to mouse Mash1 domains (Q73129533)

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Expression of Zash-1a in the postembryonic zebrafish brain allows comparison to mouse Mash1 domains (English)

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Mario F Wullimann

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Thomas Mueller

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2

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publication date

1 October 2002

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1

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3-4

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187-192

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