Gene expression profiling studies on Caenorhabditis elegans dystrophin mutants dys-1(cx-35) and dys-1(cx18).
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David B Sattelle | Laurent Ségalat | Pascal Lescure | K. Davies | D. Sattelle | L. Ségalat | P. Lescure | P. Towers | Dilair Baban | D. Baban | Kay E Davies | Paula R Towers | Julie A Malek | Jose Duarte | Emma Jones | E. Jones | J. Malek | J. Duarte
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