The Genetic Landscape of a Cell
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Gary D Bader | Philip M. Kim | Eric D. Spear | Franco J. Vizeacoumar | O. Troyanskaya | Q. Morris | M. Weirauch | A. Gingras | G. Giaever | F. P. Roth | M. Brudno | S. Mostafavi | C. Myers | H. Bussey | C. Pál | A. Tong | B. Andrews | Huiming Ding | Renée L. Brost | Yiqun Chen | Zhijian Li | Hongwei Zhu | Charles Boone | J. Koh | M. Costanzo | C. Nislow | A. Baryshnikova | B. Papp | Kiana Toufighi | J. Bellay | Yungil Kim | E. Spear | C. Sevier | Jeany Prinz | R. S. St Onge | Benjamin VanderSluis | Taras Makhnevych | F. Vizeacoumar | S. Alizadeh | S. Bahr | Murat Cokol | R. Deshpande | Zhen-Yuan Lin | W. Liang | M. Mårback | Jadine Paw | Bryan-Joseph San Luis | Ermira Shuteriqi | Nydia van Dyk | Iain M. Wallace | J. Whitney | Guoqing Zhong | W. Houry | Sasan Ragibizadeh | C. Kaiser | Robert P. St. Onge | F. Roth | R. S. St. Onge | Solmaz Alizadeh | Wendy Liang | Balázs Papp | Judice L. Y. Koh | Csaba Pál | Q. Morris
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