A versatile toolbox for knock-in gene targeting based on the Multisite Gateway technology

A versatile toolbox for knock-in gene targeting based on the Multisite Gateway technology
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10.1371/journal.pone.0221164
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发表时间:
2019-08
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3.7
通讯作者:
Sho Yoshimatsu;T. Sone;Mayutaka Nakajima;Tsukika Sato;Ryotaro Okochi;Mitsuru Ishikawa;Mari Nakamura;E. Sasaki;Seiji Shiozawa;H. Okano
Sho Yoshimatsu;T. Sone;Mayutaka Nakajima;Tsukika Sato;Ryotaro Okochi;Mitsuru Ishikawa;Mari Nakamura;E. Sasaki;Seiji Shiozawa;H. Okano
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综合性期刊3区
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作者:
Sho Yoshimatsu;T. Sone;Mayutaka Nakajima;Tsukika Sato;Ryotaro Okochi;Mitsuru Ishikawa;Mari Nakamura;E. Sasaki;Seiji Shiozawa;H. Okano

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