Recurrent repeat expansions in human cancer genomes
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Charlotte M. Brannon | Shannon M. White | M. Gerstein | R. Yuen | M. Eberle | J. Leppert | L. Ramirez | Michael P. Snyder | Gamze Gürsoy | A. Fan | E. Dolzhenko | Christian R. Hoerner | Thomas J. Metzner | Graham S. Erwin | Rashid Al-Abri | Ashwini Suriyaprakash | Kevin Zhu | Ananya Vadlakonda | Alekhya Vadlakonda | Konor von Kraut | Julia Park | Daniel A. Sumano | Raushun A. Kirtikar | Alicia A. Erwin | R. Kirtikar | L. Ramírez
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