The germline manipulation of livestock: progress during the past five years.

A. J. Clark; Alan Archibald; M  McClenaghan; J. P. Simons; Bruce Whitelaw; Ian Wilmut

The germline manipulation of livestock: progress during the past five years.

A. J. Clark, Alan Archibald, M McClenaghan, J. P. Simons, Bruce Whitelaw, Ian Wilmut

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This paper reviews the work on manipulating growth in mice and pigs by gene transfer of constructs encoding for growth hormone, growth hormone releasing factor and insulin-like growth factor I, and on experiments with transgenic mice, rabbits and sheep to produce pharmaceuticals in milk.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	167-179
Journal	Proc NZ Soc Animal Prod
Volume	50
Publication status	Published - 1990

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