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‘Saturation screen’ lets zebrafish show their stripes

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Over the next year, a mammoth project involving some 17 million tropical fish is expected to yield a treasure trove of data for researchers working on the genetics of vertebrate development.

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Aldhous, P. ‘Saturation screen’ lets zebrafish show their stripes. Nature 404, 910 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1038/35010215

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