APA

Lee R. S. F., Peterson A. J., Donnison M. J., Ravelich S., Ledgard A. M., Li N., Oliver J. E., Miller A. L., Tucker F. C., Breier B. & Wells D. N. (20040326). Cloned cattle fetuses with the same nuclear genetics are more variable than contemporary half-siblings resulting from artificial insemination and exhibit fetal and placental growth deregulation even in the first trimester. : Biology of reproduction.

Chicago

Lee Rita S F, Peterson A James, Donnison Martyn J, Ravelich Susan, Ledgard Anita M, Li Ning, Oliver Jan E, Miller Andria L, Tucker Fleur C, Breier Bernhard and Wells David N. 20040326. Cloned cattle fetuses with the same nuclear genetics are more variable than contemporary half-siblings resulting from artificial insemination and exhibit fetal and placental growth deregulation even in the first trimester. : Biology of reproduction.

Harvard

Lee R. S. F., Peterson A. J., Donnison M. J., Ravelich S., Ledgard A. M., Li N., Oliver J. E., Miller A. L., Tucker F. C., Breier B. and Wells D. N. (20040326). Cloned cattle fetuses with the same nuclear genetics are more variable than contemporary half-siblings resulting from artificial insemination and exhibit fetal and placental growth deregulation even in the first trimester. : Biology of reproduction.

MLA

Lee Rita S F, Peterson A James, Donnison Martyn J, Ravelich Susan, Ledgard Anita M, Li Ning, Oliver Jan E, Miller Andria L, Tucker Fleur C, Breier Bernhard and Wells David N. Cloned cattle fetuses with the same nuclear genetics are more variable than contemporary half-siblings resulting from artificial insemination and exhibit fetal and placental growth deregulation even in the first trimester. : Biology of reproduction. 20040326.