MicroRNA binding sites in C. elegans 3′ UTRs
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William A. Rennie | Chaochun Liu | Adam Wolenc | Shaveta Kanoria | Dang D. Long | Bibekanand Mallick | C Steven Carmack | Ye Ding | C. Carmack | Bibekanand Mallick | Chaochun Liu | Adam Wolenc | Ye Ding | Dang Long | William A Rennie | Shaveta Kanoria | C. S. Carmack | Bibekanand Mallick
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