A proteomic view of the Plasmodium falciparum life cycle
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David L. Tabb | Dirk Wolters | John R. Yates | Robert E. Sinden | Robert M. Anthony | Anthony A. Holder | Laurence Florens | Malcolm J. Gardner | Michael P. Washburn | J. Kathleen Moch | J. David Haynes | Daniel J. Carucci | Adam A. Witney | J. Yates | M. Gardner | D. Carucci | M. Washburn | L. Florens | M. Grainger | A. Holder | J. Sacci | A. Witney | J. K. Moch | J. Haynes | R. Sinden | D. Tabb | D. Wolters | J. Raine | Yimin Wu | R. M. Anthony | Munira Grainger | Nemone Muster | Yimin Wu | N. Muster | J. Dale Raine | John B. Sacci | R. Anthony
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