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Händel, E.-M., Alwin, S., & Cathomen, T. (2009). Expanding or Restricting the Target Site Repertoire of Zinc-finger Nucleases: The Inter-domain Linker as a Major Determinant of Target Site Selectivity. Molecular Therapy, 17(1), 104–111.

Authors 3
  1. Eva-Maria Händel (first)
  2. Stephen Alwin (additional)
  3. Toni Cathomen (additional)
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