Transgenesis in Non-model Organisms: The Case of Parhyale
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Kontarakis, Z., & Pavlopoulos, A. (2014). Transgenesis in Non-model Organisms: The Case of Parhyale. Hox Genes, 145–181.

Authors 2
  1. Zacharias Kontarakis (first)
  2. Anastasios Pavlopoulos (additional)
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