Assessing the fraction of short-distance tandem splice sites under purifying selection.
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Rolf Backofen | Michael Hiller | Swetlana Nikolajewa | Matthias Platzer | Philip Rosenstiel | Stefan Schreiber | Karol Szafranski | Klaus Huse | Rileen Sinha | K. Huse | Rileen Sinha | M. Platzer | P. Rosenstiel | M. Hiller | R. Backofen | K. Szafranski | Swetlana Nikolajewa | S. Schreiber
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