In-frame Dystrophin Following Exon 51-Skipping Improves Muscle Pathology and Function in the Exon 52-Deficient mdx Mouse
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In-frame Dystrophin Following Exon 51-Skipping Improves Muscle Pathology and Function in the Exon 52-Deficient mdx Mouse
Jon Moulton Thu Sep 09, 2010 10:08 am
Aoki Y, Nakamura A, Yokota T, Saito T, Okazawa H, Nagata T, Takeda S. In-frame Dystrophin Following Exon 51-Skipping Improves Muscle Pathology and Function in the Exon 52-Deficient mdx Mouse. Mol Ther. 2010 Sep 7. [Epub ahead of print]
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