The Renaissance rat
Alison Abbott
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Alison Abbott: Nature's senior European correspondent
Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6982, 464-466
Abstract:
Thanks to the availability of its genome sequence, and the promise of new genetically engineered strains, the rat is restoring its reputation as researchers' favourite lab animal. Alison Abbott hails a remarkable rodent.
Date: 2004
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