Trejo, V., Derom, C., Vlietinck, R., Ollier, W., Silman, A., Ebers, G., . . . Gregersen, P. K. (1994). X chromosome inactivation patterns correlate with fetal-placental anatomy in monozygotic twin pairs: Implications for immune relatedness and concordance for autoimmunity. The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research.
Chicago Style CitationTrejo, V., C. Derom, R. Vlietinck, W. Ollier, A. Silman, G. Ebers, R. Derom, and P. K. Gregersen. X Chromosome Inactivation Patterns Correlate With Fetal-placental Anatomy in Monozygotic Twin Pairs: Implications for Immune Relatedness and Concordance for Autoimmunity. The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, 1994.
MLA CitationTrejo, V., et al. X Chromosome Inactivation Patterns Correlate With Fetal-placental Anatomy in Monozygotic Twin Pairs: Implications for Immune Relatedness and Concordance for Autoimmunity. The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, 1994.