Integrative analysis of the Caenorhabditis elegans genome by the modENCODE project.

Integrative analysis of the Caenorhabditis elegans genome by the modENCODE project.
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10.1126/science.1196914
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2010-12-24
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Science (New York, N.Y.)
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Waterston RH
Waterston RH
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Gerstein MB;Lu ZJ;Van Nostrand EL;Cheng C;Arshinoff BI;Liu T;Yip KY;Robilotto R;Rechtsteiner A;Ikegami K;Alves P;Chateigner A;Perry M;Morris M;Auerbach RK;Feng X;Leng J;Vielle A;Niu W;Rhrissorrakrai K;Agarwal A;Alexander RP;Barber G;Brdlik CM;Brennan J;Brouillet JJ;Carr A;Cheung MS;Clawson H;Contrino S;Dannenberg LO;Dernburg AF;Desai A;Dick L;Dosé AC;Du J;Egelhofer T;Ercan S;Euskirchen G;Ewing B;Feingold EA;Gassmann R;Good PJ;Green P;Gullier F;Gutwein M;Guyer MS;Habegger L;Han T;Henikoff JG;Henz SR;Hinrichs A;Holster H;Hyman T;Iniguez AL;Janette J;Jensen M;Kato M;Kent WJ;Kephart E;Khivansara V;Khurana E;Kim JK;Kolasinska-Zwierz P;Lai EC;Latorre I;Leahey A;Lewis S;Lloyd P;Lochovsky L;Lowdon RF;Lubling Y;Lyne R;MacCoss M;Mackowiak SD;Mangone M;McKay S;Mecenas D;Merrihew G;Miller DM 3rd;Muroyama A;Murray JI;Ooi SL;Pham H;Phippen T;Preston EA;Rajewsky N;Rätsch G;Rosenbaum H;Rozowsky J;Rutherford K;Ruzanov P;Sarov M;Sasidharan R;Sboner A;Scheid P;Segal E;Shin H;Shou C;Slack FJ;Slightam C;Smith R;Spencer WC;Stinson EO;Taing S;Takasaki T;Vafeados D;Voronina K;Wang G;Washington NL;Whittle CM;Wu B;Yan KK;Zeller G;Zha Z;Zhong M;Zhou X;modENCODE Consortium;Ahringer J;Strome S;Gunsalus KC;Micklem G;Liu XS;Reinke V;Kim SK;Hillier LW;Henikoff S;Piano F;Snyder M;Stein L;Lieb JD;Waterston RH

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