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E. Birney;T. Andrews;Paul Bevan;M. Cáccamo;Yuan Chen;Laura Clarke;Guy Coates;James A. Cuff;V. Curwen;T. Cutts;T. Down;E. Eyras;X. M. Fernández-Suárez;P. Gane;B. Gibbins;J. Gilbert;M. Hammond;H. Hotz;V. Iyer;K. Jekosch;Andreas Kahari;A. Kasprzyk;Damian Keefe;S. Keenan;H. Lehvaslaiho;G. McVicker;Craig Melsopp;Patrick Meidl;Emmanuel Mongin;Roger Pettett;Simon C. Potter;G. Proctor;Mark Rae;S. Searle;G. Slater;D. Smedley;James A. Smith;W. Spooner;Arne Stabenau;J. Stalker;R. Storey;A. Ureta-Vidal;K. C. Woodwark;G. Cameron;R. Durbin;A. Cox;T. Hubbard;M. Clamp
E. Birney;T. Andrews;Paul Bevan;M. Cáccamo;Yuan Chen;Laura Clarke;Guy Coates;James A. Cuff;V. Curwen;T. Cutts;T. Down;E. Eyras;X. M. Fernández-Suárez;P. Gane;B. Gibbins;J. Gilbert;M. Hammond;H. Hotz;V. Iyer;K. Jekosch;Andreas Kahari;A. Kasprzyk;Damian Keefe;S. Keenan;H. Lehvaslaiho;G. McVicker;Craig Melsopp;Patrick Meidl;Emmanuel Mongin;Roger Pettett;Simon C. Potter;G. Proctor;Mark Rae;S. Searle;G. Slater;D. Smedley;James A. Smith;W. Spooner;Arne Stabenau;J. Stalker;R. Storey;A. Ureta-Vidal;K. C. Woodwark;G. Cameron;R. Durbin;A. Cox;T. Hubbard;M. Clamp
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E. Birney;T. Andrews;Paul Bevan;M. Cáccamo;Yuan Chen;Laura Clarke;Guy Coates;James A. Cuff;V. Curwen;T. Cutts;T. Down;E. Eyras;X. M. Fernández-Suárez;P. Gane;B. Gibbins;J. Gilbert;M. Hammond;H. Hotz;V. Iyer;K. Jekosch;Andreas Kahari;A. Kasprzyk;Damian Keefe;S. Keenan;H. Lehvaslaiho;G. McVicker;Craig Melsopp;Patrick Meidl;Emmanuel Mongin;Roger Pettett;Simon C. Potter;G. Proctor;Mark Rae;S. Searle;G. Slater;D. Smedley;James A. Smith;W. Spooner;Arne Stabenau;J. Stalker;R. Storey;A. Ureta-Vidal;K. C. Woodwark;G. Cameron;R. Durbin;A. Cox;T. Hubbard;M. Clamp

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