Recombineering BAC transgenes for protein tagging.
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Mihail Sarov | A. Stewart | M. Sarov | H. Hofemeister | K. Anastassiadis | Marcello Maresca | Jun Fu | Jun Fu | A Francis Stewart | Konstantinos Anastassiadis | Helmut Hofemeister | Marcello Maresca | Giovanni Ciotta | Giovanni Ciotta | A. Stewart
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