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A longitudinal cytogenetic study of blood samples from mosaic mongols has given suggestions that cell selection of either normal or trisomic cells occurs in young infants.
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TAYLOR, A. Cell Selection in vivo in Normal/G Trisomic Mosaics. Nature 219, 1028–1030 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/2191028a0
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