Cloned mice have an obese phenotype not transmitted to their offspring
Kellie L. Tamashiro(Johns Hopkins University), Randall R. Sakai(University of Cincinnati), Teruhiko Wakayama(University of Yamanashi), Jennifer Lachey(Acceleron Pharma (United States)), Randy J. Seeley(University of Michigan), Matthew D. Wortman(University of Cincinnati Medical Center), Stephen C. Woods(University of Cincinnati), Yukiko Yamazaki(University of Fukui), Hidenori Akutsu(National Center For Child Health and Development), David A. D’Alessio(Duke Medical Center), Ryuzo Yanagimachi(University of Hawaii System)
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