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Publication : Assignment of WDR7 (alias TRAG, TGF-beta resistance associated gene) to orthologous regions of human chromosome 18q21.1-->q22 and mouse chromosome 18D.1-E.3 by fluorescence in situ hybridization.

First Author	Sanders S	Year	2000
Journal	Cytogenet Cell Genet	Volume	88
Issue	3-4	Pages	324-5
PubMed ID	10828621	Mgi Jnum	J:62790
Mgi Id	MGI:1859676	Doi	10.1159/000015520
Citation	Sanders S, et al. (2000) Assignment of WDR7 (alias TRAG, TGF-beta resistance associated gene) to orthologous regions of human chromosome 18q21.1-->q22 and mouse chromosome 18D.1-E.3 by fluorescence in situ hybridization. Cytogenet Cell Genet 88(3-4):324-5

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Publication : Assignment of WDR7 (alias TRAG, TGF-beta resistance associated gene) to orthologous regions of human chromosome 18q21.1--&gt;q22 and mouse chromosome 18D.1-E.3 by fluorescence in situ hybridization.