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Excision of the Frt-flanked neo R cassette from the CD19cre knock-in transgene reduces Cre-mediated recombination

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Excision of the Frt-flanked neo R cassette from the CD19cre knock-in transgene reduces Cre-mediated recombination (English)

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Klaus Rajewsky

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Marc Schmidt-Supprian

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F. Thomas Wunderlich

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1 June 2007

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Transgenic Research

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16

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5

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657-660

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/s11248-007-9100-4

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Excision of the Frt-flanked neo R cassette from the CD19cre knock-in transgene reduces Cre-mediated recombination

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