Clinical and pathologic features of cloned transgenic calves and fetuses (13 case studies)
Authors:
- A.J. RousselARA.J. Roussel
- J.B. CibelliJCJ.B. Cibelli
- J.F. EdwardsJEJ.F. Edwards
- N.L. HooperNHN.L. Hooper
- M.W. MillerMMM.W. Miller
- J.A. ThompsonJTJ.A. Thompson
- C.R. LooneyCLC.R. Looney
- M.E. WesthusinMWM.E. Westhusin
- J.M. RoblJRJ.M. Robl
- S.L. SticeSSS.L. Stice
- 1 June 1999
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Theriogenology
- Vol. 51 (8) , 1451-1465
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