Timing, rates and spectra of human germline mutation
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Arthur Wuster | Michael R. Stratton | Ludmil B. Alexandrov | Saeed Al Turki | Matthew E. Hurles | Robert J. Hardwick | M. Hurles | A. Dominiczak | M. Stratton | L. Alexandrov | D. Porteous | A. Wuster | S. Lindsay | R. Rahbari | R. Hardwick | S. A. Turki | A. Morris | Blair B. Smith | Anna Dominiczak | Raheleh Rahbari | David Porteous | Andrew Morris | Sarah J. Lindsay | Blair Smith | Saeed H. Al Turki
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