James A.
Shapiro |
Site-specific Recombination
(Mertens, Klippel et al. 1988;
Mertens,
Klippel et al. 1988; Landy 1989;
Hall and
Stokes 1993; Carrasco,
Ramaswamy et al. 1994; Hall and
Collis 1995; Hallet and
Sherratt 1997; Heinrich and
Glasgow 1997; Dekkers,
Phoelich et al. 1998; Gopaul and
Duyne 1999; Van Duyne 2001;
Chen and Rice
2003; Lyznik,
Gordon-Kamm et al. 2003; Weinacht,
Roche et al. 2004; Draper, Cesar
et al. 2005; Martinez-Granero,
Capdevila
et al. 2005; Segall and Craig 2005; Garcia-Otin and Guillou 2006;
Grindley,
Whiteson et al. 2006; Radman-Livaja,
Biswas et al. 2006; Cesar and
Llosa 2007; Feil 2007;
Grainge, Bregu
et al. 2007; Ow 2007;
Yano, Garruto
et al. 2007; Rashel,
Uchiyama et al. 2008; Birling,
Gofflot et al. 2009; Chen and Rice
2010; Hallet and
Sherratt 2010; Olorunniji and
Stark 2010; Smith, Brown
et al. 2010; Agundez,
Machon et al. 2011; Nern, Pfeiffer
et al. 2011)
(Campbell 1976; Smith and Thorpe
2002; Chen and Rice
2003; Weinacht, Roche
et al. 2004; Grindley,
Whiteson et al. 2006; Campbell 2007; Rice, Mouw et al.
2010)
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