Identification of functionally diverse lipocalin proteins from sequence information using support vector machine
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P. N. Suganthan | Ganesan Pugalenthi | Krishna Kumar Kandaswamy | P. Suganthan | K. Kandaswamy | G. Pugalenthi | R. Sowdhamini | G. Archunan | R. Sowdhamini | G. Archunan
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