Architecture of the Human and Yeast General Transcription and DNA Repair Factor TFIIH.
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Charles H. Greenberg | A. Sali | J. Ranish | R. Pellarin | Peter Cimermancic | Jie Luo | Shruthi Viswanath | Christopher C. Ebmeier | Bong Kim | Marine Dehecq | Vishnu Raman | D. Taatjes | S. Hahn | P. Cimermancic
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