Adaptive archaic introgression of copy number variants and the discovery of previously unknown human genes
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Zev N. Kronenberg | Mitchell R. Vollger | C. Baker | E. Eichler | F. Antonacci | J. Underwood | Z. Kronenberg | H. Blanché | D. Porubsky | Stuart Cantsilieris | K. Munson | Bradley J. Nelson | J. Deleuze | S. Murali | Kendra Hoekzema | Vy Dang | Pinghsun Hsieh | G. Chiatante | Melanie Sorensen | Katherine M. Munson | F. A. M. Maggiolini | Alexandra P. Lewis | K. M. Munson | Carl A. Baker | David Porubsky | Giorgia Chiatante
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