Predisposition to Cancer Caused by Genetic and Functional Defects of Mammalian Atad5
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Nancy F. Hansen | Lana M. Pollock | T. Wolfsberg | J. Mullikin | G. Renaud | N. Hansen | R. Chatterjee | D. Sgroi | P. Hieter | Payal Sipahimalani | M. Merino | K. McManus | D. Bell | C. Vinson | A. Elkahloun | A. Godwin | P. Cherukuri | D. Lim | K. Myung | Christin L. Hanigan | P. Cruz | M. Takata | Kyoo-young Lee | Bhavesh Borate | Suiyuan Zhang | M. Ishiai | Jennifer T Fox | N. Sikdar | M. L. Rudd | Sarah K. Fogoros | J. Price | H. Park | Gene Elliot | Hassan Mohamed | J. Stoepel | Gabriel Renaud | M. Merino
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