Bioinformatic discovery and initial characterisation of nine novel antimicrobial peptide genes in the chicken
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Mario A. Fares | David J. Lynn | Andrew T. Lloyd | M. Fares | D. Lynn | A. T. Lloyd | R. Higgs | G. Mulcahy | C. O’Farrelly | Grace Mulcahy | Rowan Higgs | Susan Gaines | Joanna Tierney | Tharappel James | Cliona O’Farrelly | J. Tierney | S. Gaines | Tharappel James | A. Lloyd | Tharappel C. James
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