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Introduction
Questions
- Where is the gene/protein expressed during development?
- What does the gene/protein do?
The lecture will introduce the research techniques in the mouse model that are currently used to answer these question.
Here are the lecture slides.
Research Technologies in Developmental Biology PDF
References
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