Investigating the acetylcholine receptor diversity in parasitic nematodes as potential targets for the development of anthelmintics
Élise Courtot(Université de Tours), Cédric Neveu(Université de Tours), Adrian J. Wolstenholme(University of Georgia), Lindy Holden‐Dye(University of Southampton), Fabrice Guégnard(Université de Tours), Jacques J. Cortet(Infectiologie et santé publique), Abdallah Harmache(Université de Tours), Claude Charvet(Université de Tours), Nicolas Peineau(Département Santé Animale), Debra J. Woods(Zoetis (United States)), Robin N. Beech(Wellcome Sanger Institute)
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
August 16, 2015
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