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Novel KIT variants underlying dominant white in the Australian horse population

ABSTRACT: Mutation detection underlying equine coat colour phenotypes

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ORGANISM(S): Equus Caballus

SUBMITTER: Univeristy of Sydney

PROVIDER: PRJEB23441 | EVA | 2017-12-06

REPOSITORIES: EVA

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