Injection of DNA into plant and animal tissues with micromechanical piercing structures
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William S. N. Trimmer | W. Trimmer | R. Gaugler | S. Hashmi | P. P. Ling | Chee-Kok Chin | P. Orton | Randy Gaugler | Sarwar Hashmi | Ghazala Hashmi | B. Brunett | Michael L. Reed | P. Ling | G. Hashmi | M. Reed | C. Chin | B. Brunett | P. Orton
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