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Chronic radiation exposure as an ecological factor: Hypermethylation and genetic differentiation in irradiated Scots pine populations. / Volkova, P.Yu; Geras’kin, Stanislav; Horemans, Nele; Makarenko, E.S.; Saenen, Eline; Duarte, G.T.; Nauts, Robin; Bondarenko, V.S.; Jacobs, G.; Voorspoels, Stefan ; Kudin, M.
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Environmental Pollution, Vol. 232, 01.01.2018, p. 105e112.
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Harvard
Volkova, PY, Geras’kin, S
, Horemans, N, Makarenko, ES
, Saenen, E, Duarte, GT
, Nauts, R, Bondarenko, VS, Jacobs, G, Voorspoels, S & Kudin, M 2018, '
Chronic radiation exposure as an ecological factor: Hypermethylation and genetic differentiation in irradiated Scots pine populations',
Environmental Pollution, vol. 232, pp. 105e112.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2017.08.123
APA
Volkova, P. Y., Geras’kin, S.
, Horemans, N., Makarenko, E. S.
, Saenen, E., Duarte, G. T.
, Nauts, R., Bondarenko, V. S., Jacobs, G., Voorspoels, S., & Kudin, M. (2018).
Chronic radiation exposure as an ecological factor: Hypermethylation and genetic differentiation in irradiated Scots pine populations.
Environmental Pollution,
232, 105e112.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2017.08.123
Author
Volkova, P.Yu ; Geras’kin, Stanislav
; Horemans, Nele ; Makarenko, E.S.
; Saenen, Eline ; Duarte, G.T.
; Nauts, Robin ; Bondarenko, V.S. ; Jacobs, G. ; Voorspoels, Stefan ; Kudin, M. /
Chronic radiation exposure as an ecological factor: Hypermethylation and genetic differentiation in irradiated Scots pine populations. In:
Environmental Pollution. 2018 ; Vol. 232. pp. 105e112.
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