Computational and Experimental Analyses Reveal Previously Undetected Coding Exons of the KRIT1 (CCM1) Gene
Authors:
- Eduardo Goenaga-DiazEGEduardo Goenaga-Diaz
- Ilya G. SerebriiskiiISIlya G. Serebriiskii
- James W. ThomasJTJames W. Thomas
- Elena KotovaEKElena Kotova
- Jacob G. CuellarJCJacob G. Cuellar
- Joanna M. PeloquinJPJoanna M. Peloquin
- Erica GolemisEGErica Golemis
- Firas BeitinjanehFBFiras Beitinjaneh
- Eric D. GreenEGEric D. Green
- Eric W. JohnsonEJEric W. Johnson
- Douglas A. MarchukDMDouglas A. Marchuk
- 1 January 2001
- Vol. 71 (1) , 123-126
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