March 1, 1995PLANT PHYSIOLOGY515 citationsOpen Access

How and Why Do Plants Inactivate Homologous (Trans)genes?

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M. A. Matzke, AJM. Matzke; How and Why Do Plants Inactivate Homologous (Trans)genes?, Plant Physiology, Volume 107, Issue 3, 1 March 1995, Pages 679–685, h

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