Exponential decay of GC content detected by strand-symmetric substitution rates influences the evolution of isochore structure.
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R C Hardison | J. Karro | R. Hardison | M. Peifer | M. Kollmann | H. von Grünberg | J E Karro | M Peifer | M Kollmann | H H von Grünberg
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