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Fibroblasts from the new-born male testicle of Guangxi Bama mini-pig (Sus scrofa) can support nuclear transferred embryo development in vitro – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

Hong-Bo Liu ,
Pei-Ru Lv ,
Xiao-Gan Yang ,
Xiao-E Qin ,
Dao-Yuan Pi ,
Yang-Qing Lu ,
Ke-Huan Lu ,
Sheng-Sheng Lu  and
Dong-sheng Li
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The authors apologise for the wrong affiliations being assigned to some of the authors, given on the title page of their paper (Liu, et al., 2009) published in Zygote.

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Zygote , Volume 17 , Issue 2 , May 2009 , pp. 185
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Liu, Hong-Bo, Lv, Pei-Ru, Yang, Xiao-Gan, Qin, Xiao-E, Pi, Dao-Yuan, Lu, Yang-Qing, Lu, Ke-Huan, Lu, Sheng-Sheng and Li, Dong-sheng (2009). Fibroblasts from the new-born male testicle of Guangxi Bama mini-pig (Sus scrofa) can support nuclear transferred embryo development in vitro. Zygote, doi:10.1017/S0967199408005145.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

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