Large‐scale screening of intracellular protein localization in living fission yeast cells by the use of a GFP‐fusion genomic DNA library
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Y. Hiraoka | T. Haraguchi | Y. Chikashige | D. Ding | A. Yamamoto | Y. Tomita | Y Hiraoka | A Yamamoto | D Q Ding | Y Tomita | Y Chikashige | T Haraguchi | Yuki Tomita | Ayumu Yamamoto | Da-Qiao Ding
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