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Knospe, W.H., Hinrichs, B., Fried, W., Robinson, W., and Trobaugh, F.E., Jr.: Normal colony stimulating factor (CSF) production by bone marrow stromal cells and abnormal granulopoiesis with decreased CFUc in Sl/Sl^d mice. Exp. Hematol. 4: 125-130, 1976.
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Krzanowska, H.: Private communication. Mouse News Letter 38: 25, 1968.

Krzanowska, H., and Wabik, B.: Selection for expression of sex linked gene Ms (mosaic) in heterozygous mice. Genet. Pol. 12: 537-544, 1971.

Krzanowska, H., and Wabik, B.: Further studies on the expression of sex-linked gene Ms (mosaic) in heterozygous mice. Genet. Pol. 14: 193-198, 1973.