An Efficient Method for Producing α(1,3)-Galactosyltransferase Gene Knockout Pigs
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Ian Lyons | Allan J. Robins | Peter J. Cowan | A. Robins | A. Boquest | R. Faast | P. O’Connell | A. D'apice | I. Lyons | P. Tolstoshev | Paul Tolstoshev | P. Cowan | L. Crocker | Sharon J. Harrison | A. C. Boquest | Christopher G. Grupen | Renate Faast | Angelo Guildolin | Christopher Giannakis | Lesley Crocker | Stephen M. McIlfatrick | R. J. Ashman | James Wengle | Philip J. O'Connell | Anthony J.F. d'Apice | Mark B. Nottle | M. Nottle | C. Grupen | S. McIlfatrick | R. Ashman | S. Harrison | A. Guildolin | C. Giannakis | J. Wengle
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