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Comparison of IRES and F2A-based locus-specific multicistronic expression in stable mouse lines

Chan et al., 2011

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15422972463789548602
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Chan H
Sivakamasundari
Xing X
Kraus P
Yap S
Ng P
Lim S
Lufkin T
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PloS one

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Efficient and stoichiometric expression of genes concatenated by bi-or multi-cistronic vectors has become an invaluable tool not only in basic biology to track and visualize proteins in vivo, but also for vaccine development and in the clinics for gene therapy. To adequately …
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