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Transgenic-Cloned Pigs Systemically Expressing Red Fluorescent Protein, Kusabira-Orange

26 Aug 2008

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Genetically engineered pigs with cell markers such as fluorescent proteins are highly useful in lines of research that include the tracking of transplanted cells or tissues. In this study, we produced transgenic-cloned pigs carrying a gene for the newly developed red fluorescent protein, humanized Kusabira-Orange (huKO), which was cloned from the coral stone Fungia concinna. The nuclear transfer embryos,...

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PMID: 18729767
DOI: 10.1089/clo.2008.0024

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