Comparative Genomics Search for Losses of Long-Established Genes on the Human Lineage
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David Haussler | Jingchun Zhu | Mark Diekhans | Tom H. Pringle | J. Zachary Sanborn | Craig B. Lowe | D. Haussler | M. Diekhans | Jingchun Zhu | J. Z. Sanborn | C. B. Lowe
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