The structure and evolution of centromeric transition regions within the human genome
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D. Haussler | E. Eichler | J. Bailey | Royden A. Clark | S. Schwartz | C. Alkan | R. Wilson | T. Furey | T. Graves | W. Miller | M. Rocchi | X. She | Zhaoshi Jiang | Ge Liu | J. Horvath | L. Christ | Cassy L. Gulden | C. Sahinalp | R. Wilson | Cenk Sahinalp
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