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January 1, 1992Nucleic Acids ResearchOpen Access

Excess of non-parental bands in offspring from known primate pedigrees assayed using RAPD PCR

Michael F. Riedy W. J. Hamilton Charles F. Aquadro

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Michael F. Riedy, William J. Hamilton, III, Charles F. Aquadro; Excess of non-parental bands in offspring from known primate pedigrees assayed using RAPD P

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