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Comparative sequence analysis of primate subtelomeres originating from a chromosome fission event

  • M. Katharine Rudd
  • RaeLynn M. Endicott
  • Cynthia Friedman
  • Megan Walker
  • Janet M. Young
  • Kazutoyo Osoegawa
  • Pieter J. de Jong
  • Eric D. Green
  • Barbara J. Trask
  • First Published October 24, 2008
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The amphioxus genome illuminates vertebrate origins and cephalochordate biology

  • Linda Z. Holland
  • Ricard Albalat
  • Kaoru Azumi
  • Èlia Benito-Gutiérrez
  • Matthew J. Blow
  • Marianne Bronner-Fraser Frederic Brunet Thomas Butts Simona Candiani Larry J. Dishaw David E.K. Ferrier Jordi Garcia-Fernàndez Jeremy J. Gibson-Brown Carmela Gissi Adam Godzik Finn Hallböök Dan Hirose Kazuyoshi Hosomichi Tetsuro Ikuta Hidetoshi Inoko Masanori Kasahara Jun Kasamatsu Takeshi Kawashima Ayuko Kimura Masaaki Kobayashi Zbynek Kozmik Kaoru Kubokawa Vincent Laudet Gary W. Litman Alice C. McHardy Daniel Meulemans Masaru Nonaka Robert P. Olinski Zeev Pancer Len A. Pennacchio Mario Pestarino Jonathan P. Rast Isidore Rigoutsos Marc Robinson-Rechavi Graeme Roch Hidetoshi Saiga Yasunori Sasakura Masanobu Satake Yutaka Satou Michael Schubert Nancy Sherwood Takashi Shiina Naohito Takatori Javier Tello Pavel Vopalensky Shuichi Wada Anlong Xu Yuzhen Ye Keita Yoshida Fumiko Yoshizaki Jr-Kai Yu Qing Zhang Christian M. Zmasek Pieter J. de Jong Kazutoyo Osoegawa
  • ... [+55 authors] ...,
  • Nicholas H. Putnam
  • Daniel S. Rokhsar
  • Noriyuki Satoh
  • Peter W.H. Holland
  • First Published June 18, 2008
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Human, Mouse, and Rat Genome Large-Scale Rearrangements: Stability Versus Speciation

  • Shaying Zhao
  • Jyoti Shetty
  • Lihua Hou
  • Arthur Delcher
  • Baoli Zhu
  • Kazutoyo Osoegawa
  • ... [+1 authors] ...,
  • Pieter de Jong
  • William C. Nierman
  • Robert L. Strausberg
  • Claire M. Fraser
  • First Published September 13, 2004
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SIM2 Interval are Frequently Functional" > Noncoding Sequences Conserved in a Limited Number of Mammals in the SIM2 Interval are Frequently Functional

  • Kelly A. Frazer
  • Heng Tao
  • Kazutoyo Osoegawa
  • Pieter J. de Jong
  • Xiyin Chen
  • Mark F. Doherty
  • David R. Cox
  • First Published February 12, 2004
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