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Human mitotic chromosome structure: what happened to the 30-nm fibre?

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Human mitotic chromosome structure: what happened to the 30-nm fibre? (English)

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Jeffrey C Hansen

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4 April 2012

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The EMBO Journal

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31

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7

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1621-3

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