Generation of transgenic medaka using modified bacterial artificial chromosome
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概要
著者
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TANAKA MINORU
Laboratory of Breeding Science, Graduate School of Fisheries Sciences, Hokkaido University
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Nakamura Shuhei
Laboratory Of Molecular Genetics For Reproduction National Institute For Basic Biology
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SAITO Daisuke
Laboratory of Molecular Genetics for Reproduction, National Institute for Basic Biology
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Saito Daisuke
Jst‐crest Tokyo Jpn
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Saito Daisuke
Laboratory Of Molecular Genetics For Reproduction National Institute For Basic Biology
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Tanaka Minoru
Laboratory Of Breeding Science Graduate School Of Fisheries Sciences Hokkaido University
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