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Changes in the t-RNA Methylating Enzymes During Insect Metamorphosis

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BALIGA, B., SRINIVASAN, P. & BOREK, E. Changes in the t-RNA Methylating Enzymes During Insect Metamorphosis. Nature 208, 555–557 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/208555a0

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