In vivo gene transfer by electroporation allows expression of a fluorescent transgene in hamster testis and epididymal sperm and has no adverse effects upon testicular integrity or sperm quality. (Q51813922)
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scientific article published on 14 September 2005
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| English | In vivo gene transfer by electroporation allows expression of a fluorescent transgene in hamster testis and epididymal sperm and has no adverse effects upon testicular integrity or sperm quality. |
scientific article published on 14 September 2005 |
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In vivo gene transfer by electroporation allows expression of a fluorescent transgene in hamster testis and epididymal sperm and has no adverse effects upon testicular integrity or sperm quality. (English)
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Olivia Hibbitt
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Kevin Coward
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Hiroki Kubota
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Nilendran Prathalingham
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William Holt
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Kenjiro Kohri
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John Parrington
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14 September 2005
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95-101
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