Generation and initial analysis of more than 15,000 full-length human and mouse cDNA sequences

Overview of attention for article published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, December 2002

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RT @PNASNews: English Wikipedia’s most referenced article: A 2002 PNAS paper on the NIH Mammalian Gene Collection, a large set of complete…

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RT @PNASNews: English Wikipedia’s most referenced article: A 2002 PNAS paper on the NIH Mammalian Gene Collection, a large set of complete…

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English Wikipedia’s most referenced article: A 2002 PNAS paper on the NIH Mammalian Gene Collection, a large set of complete mouse and human gene sequences freely accessible for gene identification and related studies. https://t.co/OEKs53oMpj https://t.co/

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And it's in openaccess. https://t.co/mAZ2DKbn32 https://t.co/ttRxdJ7FH5

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