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Claverie, 2000

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7621703094337007886
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Claverie J
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Genome research

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It is quite ironic that the uncertainty about the number of human genes (28,000– 120,000)(Ewing and Green 2000; Liang et al. 2000; Roest Crollius et al. 2000) appears to increase as the determination of the human genome sequence is nearing completion. I shall …
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