Catalogue record · RAAN proceedings
Use of engineered rumen bacteria to degrade fluoroacetate
C. Cooper, D. Schafer and K. Gregg · 1995
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It belongs to the RAAN Conference Proceedings collection, published in the Recent Advances in Animal Nutrition in Australia.
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Risk assessment of infectious disease transmission via in vitro embryo production using somatic cell nuclear transfer
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Reprogramming of Oct-4 following equine somatic cell nuclear transfer
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RNA interference as a tool for chicken functional genomics
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Protection of cattle from fluoroacetate poisoning by genetically modified ruminal bacteria
J. Padmanabha, K. Gregg, M. Ford and 2 others · 2004 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (2004) 25: 293-293
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MALDI TOF mass spectrometry can be used to identify changes in the protein composition of rumen bacteria : the response of the novel ruminal bacterium LPLR3-7 when grown in the presence of diaminopropionic acid
C.F. Engelke, C.S. McSweeney, P.E. Vercoe and K. Gregg · 2002 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (2002) 24: 61-64
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Genetically modified rumen bacteria protect sheep from fluoroacetate poisoning
K. Gregg, B. Hamdorf, K. Henderson and 2 others · 1997
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Practical genetic engineering of rumen bacteria
K. Gregg, G. Allen, T. Bauchop and 2 others · 1993
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State of the art in rumen bacterial genetic manipulation
K. Gregg · 1991