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CALLAN‘S recent extension1 of our study of the effect of the Y-chromosome on the egg cytoplasm of Drosophila2,3 has given results apparently at variance with those we obtained. A brief comment at the present time may be of some use, in clarifying the issues involved for further work.
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SCHULTZ, J., CASPERSSON, T. Nucleic Acids in Drosophila Eggs, and Y-Chromosome Effects. Nature 163, 66–67 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1038/163066b0
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