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Ian Wilmut

Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council

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Archive | 1997

Quiescent cell populations for nuclear transfer in the production of non-human mammals and non-human mammalian embryos

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

Archive | 1997

Unactivated oocytes as cytoplast recipients of quiescent and non-quiescent cell nuclei, while maintaining correct ploidy

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

Archive | 2000

Unactivated oocytes as cytoplast recipients of quiescent cell nuclei while maintaining correct ploidy

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

Archive | 2005

Mammalian cultured inner cell mass cell culture using a g1 cell as nuclear donor

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

Archive | 1996

Inaktivierte oozyten als zytoplasmische rezeptoren zum kern-transfer

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

Archive | 2008

The Shaw Prize[2008]

Ian Wilmut; Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Yamanaka Shinya

Archive | 2008

Unactivated oocyte as cytoplast recipient for nuclear transfer

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut; イアン ウィルマット; キース ヘンリー ストックマン キャンベル

Archive | 2005

CELL AGGREGATION IN QUIESCENT STATE FOR NUCLEAR TRANSPLANTATION

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut; イアン ウィルマット; キース ヘンリー ストックマン キャンベル

Archive | 2005

UN-ACTIVATED OOCYTE AS RECIPIENT CYTOPLASM FOR NUCLEAR TRANSFER

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut; イアン ウィルマット; キース ヘンリー ストックマン キャンベル

Archive | 1996

OOCITOS INACTIVADOS QUE SON RECEPTORES DE CITOPLASTOS PARA TRANSFERENCIA NUCLEAR.

Keith Henry Stockman Campbell; Ian Wilmut

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Keith Henry Stockman Campbell

The Roslin Institute

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