Production of alpha 1,3-galactosyltransferase-deficient pigs.

Production of alpha 1,3-galactosyltransferase-deficient pigs.
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2003
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56.9
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C. Phelps;C. Koike;T. Vaught;J. Boone;K. Wells;Shu-Hung Chen;S. Ball;S. Specht;I. Polejaeva;Jeff A. Monahan;P. Jobst;Sugandha B. Sharma;Ashley E. Lamborn;A. S. Garst;M. Moore;A. Demetris;W. Rudert;R. Bottino;S. Bertera;M. Trucco;T. Starzl;Yifan Dai;D. Ayares
C. Phelps;C. Koike;T. Vaught;J. Boone;K. Wells;Shu-Hung Chen;S. Ball;S. Specht;I. Polejaeva;Jeff A. Monahan;P. Jobst;Sugandha B. Sharma;Ashley E. Lamborn;A. S. Garst;M. Moore;A. Demetris;W. Rudert;R. Bottino;S. Bertera;M. Trucco;T. Starzl;Yifan Dai;D. Ayares
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综合性期刊1区
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作者:
C. Phelps;C. Koike;T. Vaught;J. Boone;K. Wells;Shu-Hung Chen;S. Ball;S. Specht;I. Polejaeva;Jeff A. Monahan;P. Jobst;Sugandha B. Sharma;Ashley E. Lamborn;A. S. Garst;M. Moore;A. Demetris;W. Rudert;R. Bottino;S. Bertera;M. Trucco;T. Starzl;Yifan Dai;D. Ayares

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