Technical knockout, a Drosophila model of mitochondrial deafness.
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J. Toivonen | K. O’Dell | N. Petit | S. Irvine | G. Knight | M. Lehtonen | M. Longmuir | K. Luoto | S. Touraille | Z. Wang | S. Alziari | Z. Shah | H. Jacobs | S. Irvine | Zongsheng Wang | K. O'dell | Gillian K. Knight | Marjo Lehtonen
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