A bifunctional fusion between β-glucuronidase and neomycin phosphotransferase: a broad-spectrum marker enzyme for plants
Authors:
- Raju S.S. DatlaRDRaju S.S. Datla
- Joe K. HammerlindlJHJoe K. Hammerlindl
- Lawrence E. PelcherLPLawrence E. Pelcher
- William L. CrosbyWCWilliam L. Crosby
- Gopalan SelvarajGSGopalan Selvaraj
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