An enhanced CRISPR repressor for targeted mammalian gene regulation
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Samira Kiani | Noah Davidsohn | James J Collins | Nathan E Lewis | David J. Menn | Alejandro Chavez | Xiaoge Guo | George M Church | David Menn | N. C. Yeo | Sumana Sharma | Alissa Lance-Byrne | Angela Tung | Swechchha Pradhan | Chih-Chung Kuo | G. Church | J. Collins | N. Lewis | S. Kiani | M. Ebrahimkhani | Elaine T Lim | Denitsa Milanova | Noah Davidsohn | Angela Tung | Alejandro Chavez | Marcelle Tuttle | Chih-Chung Kuo | Y. Chan | Sumana Sharma | Marcelle Tuttle | Elaine T. Lim | Xiaoge Guo | Ryan J Cecchi | Denitsa Milanova | Nan Cher Yeo | Yingleong Chan | Mo R Ebrahimkhani | Swechchha Pradhan | Alissa Lance-Byrne | Ryan J. Cecchi | J. Collins
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