TIGRFAMs: a protein family resource for the functional identification of proteins
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Fan Yang | Ian T. Paulsen | Jonathan A. Eisen | Owen White | Daniel H. Haft | Brendan J. Loftus | Delwood L. Richardson | O. White | D. Haft | I. Paulsen | J. Eisen | D. Richardson | B. Loftus | Fan Yang
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