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The most established monthly journal in Genetics, with articles from developmental biology to genomics. Each
issue contains concise, lively and up-to-date Reviews as well as a Research Focus section for comment on the latest developments, and
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The most established monthly journal in Genetics, with articles from developmental biology to genomics. Each
issue contains concise, lively and up-to-date Reviews as well as a Research Focus section for comment on the latest developments, and
the well-known Genome Analysis section featuring articles on the structure and evolution of genomes.
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