Dosing regimen has a significant impact on the efficiency of morpholino oligomer-induced exon skipping in mdx mice. (Q45996402)

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English	Dosing regimen has a significant impact on the efficiency of morpholino oligomer-induced exon skipping in mdx mice.	scientific article published in September 2009

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Dosing regimen has a significant impact on the efficiency of morpholino oligomer-induced exon skipping in mdx mice. (English)

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Alberto Malerba

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Francesca C Thorogood

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George Dickson

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Ian R Graham

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1 September 2009

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Human Gene Therapy

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10.1089/HUM.2008.157

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