The LIFEdb database in 2006
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Oliver Hofmann | Wolfgang Huber | Stefan Wiemann | Coral del Val | Heiko Rosenfelder | Annemarie Poustka | Winston Hide | Florian Hahne | Alexander Mehrle | Karl-Heinz Glatting | Rainer Pepperkok | Dorit Arlt | Ingo Schupp | Stephanie Bechtel | Jeremy Simpson
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