Expression and functional profiling reveal distinct gene classes involved in fatty acid metabolism
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Hamid Bolouri | John D Aitchison | Daehee Hwang | Richard A Rachubinski | Marcello Marelli | H. Bolouri | D. Hwang | Jennifer J. Smith | J. Aitchison | M. Marelli | Y. Sydorskyy | R. Rachubinski | Yaroslav Sydorskyy | Jennifer J Smith
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