Localizing potentially active post-transcriptional regulations in the Ewing's sarcoma gene regulatory network
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Bernard Delyon | Ovidiu Radulescu | Anne Siegel | Gautier Stoll | Olivier Delattre | Tatiana Baumuratova | Didier Surdez | B. Delyon | D. Surdez | O. Delattre | Tatiana Baumuratova | G. Stoll | O. Radulescu | A. Siegel
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