Gallery 37: Drosophila null bicoid mutant
A cuticular preparation of a null bicoid mutant. There is a mirror-image formation of the posterior end
bicoid, image formation, mirror image, drosophila
- ID: 16771
- Source: DNALC.DNAFTB
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