Sequence identification of 2,375 human brain genes
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J. Craig Venter | Mark Dubnick | Mark D. Adams | Jenny M. Kelley | Anthony R. Kerlavage | Chris Fields | M. Adams | A. Kerlavage | J. Venter | J. M. Kelley | T. Utterback | M. Dubnick | C. Fields | J. Nagle | R. Moreno | Teresa R. Utterback | Ruben Moreno | James W. Nagle | J. Craig Venter | M. Adams | James W. Nagle | J. Venter
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