Estrés y Elementos Transponibles: Desvelando las huellas Genéticas y su significado evolutivo

Maria Pilar García Guerreiro

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2024-10-10

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García Guerreiro, M. P. (2024). Estrés y Elementos Transponibles: Desvelando las huellas Genéticas y su significado evolutivo: Maria Pilar García Guerreiro. eVOLUCIÓN: Boletín Electrónico De La SESBE, 19(II). https://doi.org/10.65120/evo.3