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X ray-induced mutations of the genetically-determined melanoma system of xiphophorin fish

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Die nach Röntgenbestrahlung von Embryonen vonPlatypoecilus maculatus auftretende erbliche Überproduktion von Makromelanophoren (Bildung von Prämelanomen) beruht offenbar auf einer Vielzahl von Mutationen eines über alle Chromosomen verteilten Systems von Repressionsgenen, das die für die Makromelanophorenbildung verantwortlichen Gene kontrolliert.

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Supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and the Stiftung Volkswagenwerk. We should like to thank Dr.G. Döll, Institut für Biophysik (Giessen), for his assistance in X-irradiating the fish, and Dr.J. Vielkind, Genetisches Institut (Giessen), for valuable criticism in preparing the manuscript. These investigations include results from the dissertation ofd. L. Pursglove.

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Anders, A., Anders, F. & Pursglove, D.L. X ray-induced mutations of the genetically-determined melanoma system of xiphophorin fish. Experientia 27, 931–932 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02135752

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