A defect of LigD (human Lig4 homolog) for nonhomologous end joining significantly improves efficiency of gene-targeting in Aspergillus oryzae
Osamu Mizutani(Tohoku University), Katsuya Gomi(Tohoku University), Keietsu Abe(Tohoku University), Tomomi Matsuura(Keio University), Youhei Kudo(Tohoku University), Hirokazu Inoue(Jichi Medical University), Akemi Saito(Tohoku University)
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