Saccharomyces cerevisiae S288C genome annotation: a working hypothesis
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Kara Dolinski | David Botstein | Eurie L. Hong | Anand Sethuraman | Katja Schwartz | C. Ball | D. Botstein | J. Cherry | K. Dolinski | L. Issel-Tarver | D. Fisk | A. Sethuraman | S. Engel | E. Hong | Dianna G. Fisk | J. Michael Cherry | Catherine A. Ball | Stacia R. Engel | Eurie L. Hong | Laurie Issel‐Tarver | Katja Schwartz | J. Michael Cherry | The Saccharomyces | Genome Database
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