SWI/SNF-Like Chromatin Remodeling Factor Fun30 Supports Point Centromere Function in S. cerevisiae
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Felix Krueger | Nicholas A. Kent | Konrad Paszkiewicz | K. Paszkiewicz | F. Krueger | J. Miller | P. Varga-Weisz | E. Petrini | Anna T. Vetter | Patrick Varga-Weisz | R. Correra | Mickaël Durand-Dubief | William Ryan Will | Edoardo Petrini | Delphine Theodorou | Rachael R. Harris | Margaret R. Crawford | Rosa Maria Correra | J. Ross Miller | Mickaël Durand-Dubief | W. R. Will | A. Vetter | N. Kent | Margaret Crawford | Delphine Theodorou | J. Miller | Konrad H. Paszkiewicz | Felix Krueger | William Ryan Will | Rachael R. Harris | Margaret R. Crawford | Rosa Maria Correra | J. Ross Miller
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