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Stephen J. O'Brien | Q7609573 | ||
P2093 | author name string | Yu Wang | |
Sorin Istrail | |||
Dennis A Gilbert | |||
Francisco M De La Vega | |||
Karl J Guegler | |||
Yi Zheng | |||
Mitsuo Itakura | |||
Andrew Collins | |||
Bjarni V Halldórsson | |||
Xiaoping Su | |||
Guy de Thé | |||
Ross A Lippert | |||
Junko F Stevens | |||
Xiaoqing You | |||
Francis Kalush | |||
Ryan T Koehler | |||
Janet S Ziegle | |||
Charles R Scafe | |||
Eugene G Spier | |||
Hadar Isaac | |||
Heinz G Hemken | |||
Kyle M Leinen | |||
Lewis T Wogan | |||
Lily H Xu | |||
Marion Laig-Webster | |||
Michael W Hunkapiller | |||
Sheri J Olson | |||
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P433 | issue | 4 | |
P921 | main subject | linkage disequilibrium | Q2064311 |
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