Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1 % of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project The ENCODE Project Consortium *
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Colin N. Dewey | James B. Brown | Anason S. Halees | Jane M J Lin | Shane C. Dillon | E. Birney | N. Carter | Andrea Tanzer | A. Reymond | T. Hubbard | E. H. Margulies | R. Myers | J. Abril | J. Rogers | Daryl J. Thomas | F. Collins | M. Snyder | E. Dermitzakis | Minmei Hou | C. Langford | H. Tammana | H. Hirsch | R. Thurman | Christopher M. Taylor | R. Andrews | P. Flicek | Gayle K. Clelland | K. James | B. Johnson | Ericka M. Johnson | Tristan Frum | Gregory Lefebvre | S. Wilcox | J. Lieb | T. Tullius | G. Crawford | P. Kapranov | J. Rozowsky | D. Zheng | R. Castelo | Srinka Ghosh | Damian Keefe | S. Dike | Jill Cheng | E. Sekinger | Julien Lagarde | C. Flamm | J. Hackermüller | Jana Hertel | Manja Lindemeyer | O. Emanuelsson | N. Holroyd | Ruth Taylor | D. Swarbreck | N. Matthews | C. Manzano | E. Cheung | T. Clark | M. Ganesh | Sandeep Patel | C. N. Henrichsen | P. Newburger | T. Lowe | Y. Ruan | S. Antonarakis | James Taylor | S. Nikolaev | A. Löytynoja | S. Whelan | F. Pardi | T. Massingham | Rhona K. Stuart | J. Fowler | P. Couttet | S. Cooper | H. Shulha | Jane M Lin | Phillippe Couttet
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