A nucleosomal surface defines an integration hotspot for the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Ty1 retrotransposon.
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Daniel F Voytas | D. Voytas | J. Baller | J. Gao | R. Stamenova | M. Curcio | Joshua A Baller | Jiquan Gao | Radostina Stamenova | M Joan Curcio | Jiquan Gao
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