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112 MCDB W07 1 Diagram Set #7 - PATTERN FORMATION: THE HOMEOTICS Figure 9.35A; diagram set #7-1 expression map of Drosophila homeotic genes Antennapedia Complex contains the homeotic genes that specify the gene batteries of the head and thoracic segments Bithorax Complex contains the homeotic genes that specify the gene batteries of the third thoracic segment and the abdominal segment structures. The entire...
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