The Pristionchus pacificus genome provides a unique perspective on nematode lifestyle and parasitism
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Christoph Dieterich | Sandra W Clifton | Makedonka Mitreva | Hanh Witte | Huiyu Tian | Jennifer Godfrey | Waltraud Roeseler | Asif Chinwalla | R. Wilson | R. Fulton | R. Sommer | L. Fulton | C. Dieterich | K. Delehaunty | A. Chinwalla | S. Clifton | M. Mitreva | P. Minx | Shiaw-Pyng Yang | J. Godfrey | H. Witte | Richard K Wilson | Robert Fulton | Lisa N Schuster | Kimberly Delehaunty | Iris Dinkelacker | Lucinda Fulton | Pat Minx | Shiaw-Pyng Yang | Ralf J Sommer | Waltraud Roeseler | Iris Dinkelacker | Huiyu Tian | Lisa N. Schuster | Hanh Witte | R. Wilson
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