AutoCSA, an algorithm for high throughput DNA sequence variant detection in cancer genomes
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Andrew M. Jenkinson | C. Greenman | Rebecca Shepherd | Simon A. Forbes | Andrew Menzies | Adam P. Butler | Jon W. Teague | Michael R. Stratton | P. Andrew Futreal | Andrew D. Yates | David Richardson | P. Stephens | Kristian A. Gray | E. Dicks | K. Raine | C. Mattocks | P. Tarpey | H. Davies | S. Edkins | R. Wooster | M. Stratton | P. Futreal | R. Wooster | P. Stephens | S. Edkins | J. Teague | A. Menzies | P. Tarpey | C. Greenman | A. Butler | K. Raine | H. Davies | S. Forbes | E. Dicks | K. Gray | A. Jenkinson | David Richardson | C. Mattocks | Rebecca Shepherd
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