Comparative genomic analysis of Cristatella mucedo provides insights into Bryozoan evolution and nervous system function
Starunov, V. V.; Predeus, A. V.; Barbitoff, Y. A.; Kutiumov, V. A.; Maltseva, A. L.; Vodiasova, E. A.; Kohn, A. B.; Moroz, L. L.; Ostrovsky, A. N.
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