Detailed Analysis of a Contiguous 22-Mb Region of the Maize Genome
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David C. Schwartz | Srinivas Aluru | Patrick S. Schnable | Cristian Chaparro | William Courtney | Dawn H. Nagel | Yeisoo Yu | Rod A. Wing | Doreen Ware | Robert A. Martienssen | Joshua C. Stein | Blake C. Meyers | Shiguo Zhou | W. Richard McCombie | Chengzhi Liang | Ning Jiang | Cheng-Ting Yeh | Lixing Yang | Pamela J. Green | Apurva Narechania | Ananth Kalyanaraman | Sandra W. Clifton | Melissa Kramer | Susan R. Wessler | T. Graves | R. Wilson | S. Rock | R. Fulton | L. Fulton | J. Bennetzen | S. Wessler | W. Courtney | S. Pasternak | D. Schwartz | Cheng-Ting Yeh | P. Schnable | S. Clifton | C. Fronick | W. McCombie | R. Martienssen | A. Narechania | S. Zhou | S. Aluru | R. Wing | Yeisoo Yu | Yujun Han | Hyeran Kim | J. Stein | D. Ware | D. Kudrna | Lixing Yang | L. Courtney | B. Meyers | F. Wei | A. Kalyanaraman | Chengzhi Liang | N. Jiang | Jianwei Zhang | Scott S. Kruchowski | K. Collura | J. Currie | A. Angelova | Gabriel Scara | Marina Wissotski | W. Golser | Jinke Lin | M. Kramer | L. Spiegel | Kai Ying | R. Baucom | C. Chaparro | J. Deragon | Lifang Zhang | P. Green | Richard K. Wilson | Emanuele De Paoli | Jeffrey L. Bennetzen | Fusheng Wei | Tina A. Graves | E. De Paoli | Lucinda A. Fulton | Wolfgang Golser | Marina Wissotski | HyeRan Kim | Lifang Zhang | Jean-Marc Deragon | Regina S. Baucom | Robert S. Fulton | Yujun Han | Jianwei Zhang | Catrina Fronick | Kristi Collura | Kai Ying | Shiran Pasternak | David Kudrna | Jennifer Currie | Jinke Lin | Angelina Angelova | Gabriel Scara | Laura Courtney | Scott Kruchowski | Susan M. Rock | Stephanie Adams | Lori Spiegel | Lydia Nascimento | Phillip San Miguel | P. S. Miguel | S. Adams | L. Nascimento | Ning Jiang | Shiguo Zhou | L. Nascimento | C. Yeh | R. Wilson | Fusheng Wei
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