Retinal degeneration in gene targeted mutant mice at the phosphodiesterase γ (Pdeg) locus and its deceleration by the B-cell lymphoma gene (BCL2)

Retinal degeneration in gene targeted mutant mice at the phosphodiesterase γ (Pdeg) locus and its deceleration by the B-cell lymphoma gene (BCL2)

by Stephen Hing-Lam Tsang

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