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Genomic sequence analysis of the mouse Naip gene array

Endrizzi et al., 2000

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5031881985527793059
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Endrizzi M
Hadinoto V
Growney J
Miller W
Dietrich W
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Genome research

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A mouse locus called Lgn1 determines differences in macrophage permissiveness for the intracellular replication of Legionella pneumophila. The only regional candidate genes for this phenotype difference lie within a cluster of closely linked paralogs of the Neuronal …
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