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Statistical analysis of transgene expression in pigs generated by lentiviral gene transfer. Statistical analysis of transgene expression in pigs generated.

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1 Statistical analysis of transgene expression in pigs generated by lentiviral gene transfer.
Statistical analysis of transgene expression in pigs generated by lentiviral gene transfer. The efficiencies of DNA microinjection (blue bars) and lentiviral gene transfer (green bars) in pigs are shown. The efficacy of DNA microinjection is reviewed by Wall (1996); the data on lentiviral (LV) transgenesis are from Hofmann et al (2003). Reinhard Fässler EMBO Rep. 2004;5:28-29 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend

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