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Dopamine transporter and vesicular monoamine transporter knockout mice: implications for Parkinson's disease

Miller et al., 2001

Document ID
15327538931349162997
Author
Miller G
Wang Y
Gainetdinov R
Caron M
Publication year
Publication venue
Parkinson's Disease: Methods and Protocols

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One of the most valuable methods for understanding the function of a particular protein is the generation of animals that have had the gene encoding for the protein of interest disrupted, commonly known as a “quo; knockout” quo; or null mutant. By incorporating a sequence of …
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