Progress and prospects in rat genetics: a community view

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Aitman Timothy J,Critser John K,Cuppen Edwin,Dominiczak Anna,Fernandez-Suarez Xose M,Flint Jonathan,Gauguier Dominique,Geurts Aron M,Gould Michael,Harris Peter C,Holmdahl Rikard,Hubner Norbert,Izsvák Zsuzsanna,Jacob Howard J,Kuramoto Takashi,Kwitek Anne E,Marrone Anna,Mashimo Tomoji,Moreno Carol,Mullins John,Mullins Linda,Olsson Tomas,Pravenec Michal,Riley Lela,Saar Kathrin,Serikawa Tadao,Shull James D,Szpirer Claude,Twigger Simon N,Voigt Birger,Worley Kim

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Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Genetics

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