High‐efficiency somatic mutagenesis in smooth muscle cells and cardiac myocytes in SM22α‐Cre transgenic mice
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E. Morrisey | P. Mericko | J. Lepore | M. Parmacek | Lan Cheng | Min Min Lu | John J. Lepore | Patricia A. Mericko | Michael S. Parmacek
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