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The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype

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The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. / Wimpory, D.C.; Wyn Jones, D.; Nicholas, B. et al.
2010. Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease.

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Wimpory, DC, Wyn Jones, D, Nicholas, B, Wimpory, D & Caspari, T 2010, 'The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype', Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease, 3/01/01.

APA

Wimpory, D. C., Wyn Jones, D., Nicholas, B., Wimpory, D., & Caspari, T. (2010). The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease.

CBE

Wimpory DC, Wyn Jones D, Nicholas B, Wimpory D, Caspari T. 2010. The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease.

MLA

Wimpory, D.C. et al. The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease, 03 Jan 0001, Paper, 2010.

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Wimpory DC, Wyn Jones D, Nicholas B, Wimpory D, Caspari T. The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. 2010. Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease.

Author

Wimpory, D.C. ; Wyn Jones, D. ; Nicholas, B. et al. / The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype. Paper presented at 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease.

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AU - Nicholas, B.

AU - Wimpory, D.

AU - Caspari, T.

PY - 2010/1/1

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T2 - 3rd International Genome Dynamics in Neurosciences Conference: DNA Repair and Neurological Disease

Y2 - 3 January 0001

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