A systematic characterization of Cwc21, the yeast ortholog of the human spliceosomal protein SRm300.
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Nevan J Krogan | Andrew Emili | Timothy R Hughes | John A. Calarco | Tomas Babak | May Khanna | T. Hughes | B. Blencowe | T. Babak | A. Emili | N. Krogan | J. Greenblatt | H. van Bakel | M. Khanna | Jack F Greenblatt | Benjamin J Blencowe | Harm Van Bakel | Xinyi Tang | John A Calarco | Grace Guo | Xinyi Tang | Grace Guo
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