Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia.

Jockusch H, Holland A, Staunton L, Schmidt-John T, Heimann P, Dowling P, Ohlendiek K (2014)
Proteomics 14(7-8): 839-852.

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Jockusch, HaraldUniBi; Holland, A; Staunton, L; Schmidt-John, T; Heimann, PeterUniBi; Dowling, P; Ohlendiek, K
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2014
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Proteomics
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839-852
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Jockusch H, Holland A, Staunton L, et al. Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia. Proteomics. 2014;14(7-8):839-852.
Jockusch, H., Holland, A., Staunton, L., Schmidt-John, T., Heimann, P., Dowling, P., & Ohlendiek, K. (2014). Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia. Proteomics, 14(7-8), 839-852. https://doi.org/10.1002/pmic.201300189
Jockusch, Harald, Holland, A, Staunton, L, Schmidt-John, T, Heimann, Peter, Dowling, P, and Ohlendiek, K. 2014. “Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia.”. Proteomics 14 (7-8): 839-852.
Jockusch, H., Holland, A., Staunton, L., Schmidt-John, T., Heimann, P., Dowling, P., and Ohlendiek, K. (2014). Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia. Proteomics 14, 839-852.
Jockusch, H., et al., 2014. Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia. Proteomics, 14(7-8), p 839-852.
H. Jockusch, et al., “Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia.”, Proteomics, vol. 14, 2014, pp. 839-852.
Jockusch, H., Holland, A., Staunton, L., Schmidt-John, T., Heimann, P., Dowling, P., Ohlendiek, K.: Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia. Proteomics. 14, 839-852 (2014).
Jockusch, Harald, Holland, A, Staunton, L, Schmidt-John, T, Heimann, Peter, Dowling, P, and Ohlendiek, K. “Pathoproteomics of testicular tissue deficient in the GARP component VPS54: the wobbler mouse model of globozoospermia.”. Proteomics 14.7-8 (2014): 839-852.

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