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Interspecies Comparative Genome Hybridization and Interspecies Representational Difference Analysis Reveal Gross DNA Differences Between Humans and Great Apes

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Interspecies Comparative Genome Hybridization and Interspecies Representational Difference Analysis Reveal Gross DNA Differences Between Humans and Great Apes. Chromosome Res 6, 487–494 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009208730186

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