Analysis of the complete mitochondrial genome and characterization of diverse NUMTs of Macaca leonina.
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Yong-Gang Yao | Yu Fan | Yong-tang Zheng | Qiu-Xiang Hu | W. Pang | Ling Xu | Shuang Wang | Long-Bao Lv
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