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Localisation of human peptidase-A structural locus from studies on a cultured lymphoblastoid line

A Corrigendum to this article was published on 16 October 1975

A Corrigendum to this article was published on 16 October 1975

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LONG term genetic analysis of lymphoblastoid cell lines provides a practical means of studying the types of spontaneous and induced mutation that can occur in human somatic cells1,2 and of following the evolution of distinct populations of cells within a bulk culture3,4. Occasionally, data may be expected to emerge which facilitate the localisation of human structural genes. We now report the first such application of this technique.

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ARTHUR, E., STEEL, C., EVANS, H. et al. Localisation of human peptidase-A structural locus from studies on a cultured lymphoblastoid line. Nature 257, 308–310 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/257308a0

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