The Molecular Phenotype of Heparan Sulfate in theHs2st−/− Mutant Mouse
Catherine L.R. Merry(University of Manchester), John T. Gallagher(Cancer Research UK), Simon L. Bullock(MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology), Daniel Swan, Valerie Wilson(MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine), Alison Backen(Cancer Research UK), Rosa Beddington(Western General Hospital), Malcolm Lyon(Cancer Research UK)
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