Phage lambda cDNA cloning vectors for subtractive hybridization, fusion-protein synthesis and Cre-loxP automatic plasmid subcloning
Authors:
- Bruce A. HamiltonBHBruce A. Hamilton
- Dali DingDDDali Ding
- Christopher H. MartinCMChristopher H. Martin
- David A. MeadDMDavid A. Mead
- Robert C. MierendorfRMRobert C. Mierendorf
- K. Vijay RaghavanKRK. Vijay Raghavan
- Elliot M. MeyerowitzEMElliot M. Meyerowitz
- Howard D. LipshhitzHLHoward D. Lipshhitz
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