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A transgenic-cloned pig model expressing non-fluorescent modified Plum.

The Journal of reproduction and development - 18 Oct 2016

Nagaya Masaki, Watanabe Masahito, Kobayashi Mirina, Nakano Kazuaki, Arai Yoshikazu, Asano Yoshinori, Takeishi Toki, Umeki Ikuma, Fukuda Tooru, Yashima Sayaka, Takayanagi Shuko, Watanabe Nobuyuki, Onodera Masafumi, Matsunari Hitomi, Umeyama Kazuhiro, Nagashima Hiroshi

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Genetically modified pigs that express fluorescent proteins such as green and red fluorescent proteins have become indispensable biomedical research tools in recent years. Cell or tissue transplantation studies using fluorescent markers should be conducted, wherein the xeno-antigenicity of the fluorescent proteins does not affect engraftment or graft survival. Thus, we aimed to create a transgenic (Tg)-cloned pig...

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PMID: 27396383
DOI: 10.1262/jrd.2016-041
PMCID: PMC5081739

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