Demonstration of Protein-Based Human Identification Using the Hair Shaft Proteome
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David M. Rocke | Mark Leppert | Lisa Baird | David M Rocke | M. Leppert | S. Woodward | J. Stevens | N. Matsunami | R. Rice | G. Parker | K. Parsawar | J. Hilmer | B. Bothner | L. Baird | B. Durbin-Johnson | A. Wilson | D. Anex | C. Nelson | Robert H Rice | D. Fairbanks | Glendon J Parker | Tami Leppert | Deon S Anex | Jonathan K Hilmer | Nori Matsunami | Jeffery Stevens | Krishna Parsawar | Blythe P Durbin-Johnson | Chad Nelson | Daniel J Fairbanks | Andrew S Wilson | Scott R Woodward | Brian Bothner | Bradley R Hart | B. Hart | Tami Leppert | Andrew Wilson | Krishna Parsawar
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