Daniel J. Layton

Daniel John Layton (August 1, 1879 – May 13, 1960) served on the Delaware Supreme Court as Chief Justice from 1933 to 1945. He had earlier served as an attorney general of Delaware from late 1932 until his nomination. He was a native of Sussex County, Delaware and the son of U.S. Representative Caleb R. Layton. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Welfare Implications of Low-Dose Atipamezole Reversal of Tiletamine/Zolazepam/Xylazine Anaesthesia in Pigs

    Welfare Implications of Low-Dose Atipamezole Reversal of Tiletamine/Zolazepam/Xylazine Anaesthesia in Pigs by Rachel Layton, David S. Beggs, Andrew Fisher, Peter Mansell, Daniel Layton, Peter A. Durr, Teegan Allen, Grace Taylor, Michael L. Kelly, David T. Williams, Kelly J. Stanger

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    Jugular vein vascular access ports for serial pig blood sampling in high biocontainment infectious disease studies

    Jugular vein vascular access ports for serial pig blood sampling in high biocontainment infectious disease studies by Rachel Layton, David Beggs, Peter Mansell, Andrew Fisher, Daniel Layton, Matthew Boyd, Teegan Allen, Elisha Soldani, Sarah Riddell, Grace Taylor, David T. Williams, Kelly J. Stanger

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    Production of immune receptor knockout chickens via direct in vivo transfection of primordial germ cells

    Production of immune receptor knockout chickens via direct in vivo transfection of primordial germ cells by Kristie Jenkins, Daniel Layton, Tamara Gough, Terri O’Neil, Luis Malaver Otega, Ketan Mishra, Kerri Bruce, Kirsten Morris, Terry Wise, Arjun Challagulla, Tim Doran, Andrew Bean

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    Investigating the potential uptake of microplastic-derived carbon into a boreal lake food web using carbon-13 labelled plastic

    Investigating the potential uptake of microplastic-derived carbon into a boreal lake food web using carbon-13 labelled plastic by Stephanie Graves, Shao-Min Chen, Rachel McNamee, Tazi H. Rodrigues, Brian Hayden, Chelsea M. Rochman, Jennifer F. Provencher, Michael D. Rennie, Daniel Layton-Matthews, Matthew Leybourne, Owen A. Sherwood, Diane M. Orihel

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