Full papercut-1 a Caenorhabditis elegans gene coding for a dauer-specific noncollagenous component of the cuticle☆
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This work was supported by a grant to P.B. from CNR Target Project on Biotechnology and Bioinstrumentation and by European Economic Communities Grant TS2-0188-I to P.B. under the Program Science and Technology for Development 2.
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M.S. was supported by an ENI-Sclavo Fellowship.