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14. Butler, RA; Kelley, ML; Powell, WH; Hahn, ME; Van Beneden, RJ
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17. Mattingly, CJ; McLachlan, JA; Toscano, WA
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19. Santini, RP; Myrand, S; Elferink, C; Reiners, JJ
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22. Kumar, MB; Ramadoss, P; Reen, RK; Perdew, GH
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23. Jones, LC; Whitlock, JP
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24. Yoon, DY; Buchler, P; Saarikoski, ST; Hines, OJ; Reber, HA; Hankinson, O
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25. Korkalainen, M; Tuomisto, J; Pohjanvirta, R
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26. Zhong, H; Hanrahan, C; van der Poel, H; Simons, JW
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27. Wang, WD; Wu, JC; Hsu, HJ; Kong, ZL; Hu, CH
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28. Walker, MK; Heid, SE; Smith, SM; Swanson, HI
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29. Takahata, S; Ozaki, T; Mimura, J; Kikuchi, Y; Sogawa, K; Fujii-Kuriyama, Y
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30. Powell, WH; Bright, R; Bello, SM; Hahn, ME
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31. Abbott, BD; Buckalew, AR
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32. Sarkar, S; Jana, NR; Yonemoto, J; Tohyama, C; Sone, H
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34. Epstein, DJ; Martinu, L; Michaud, JL; Losos, KM; Fan, CM; Joyner, AL
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36. Svoboda, M
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39. Fischer, B
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40. Carrero, P; Okamoto, K; Coumailleau, P; O'Brien, S; Tanaka, H; Poellinger, L
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41. Tanguay, RL; Andreasen, E; Heideman, W; Peterson, RE
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42. Ogra, Y; Suzuki, KT
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43. Powell, WH; Hahn, ME
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44. Kanamura, S; Watanabe, J
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47. Levine, SL; Petrulis, JR; Dubil, A; Perdew, GH
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48. Quadri, SA; Qadri, AN; Hahn, ME; Mann, KK; Sherr, DH
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49. Heid, SE; Pollenz, RS; Swanson, HI
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50. Sulentic, CEW; Holsapple, MP; Kaminski, NE
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51. Chen, YH; Ramos, KS
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53. Ma, Q; Baldwin, KT
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54. Ikuta, T; Tachibana, T; Watanabe, J; Yoshida, M; Yoneda, Y; Kawajiri, K
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55. Moffett, P; Pelletier, J
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56. Chaffin, CL; Trewin, AL; Hutz, RJ
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57. Korkalainen, M; Tuomisto, J; Pohjanvirta, R
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58. Garrison, PM; Rogers, JM; Brackney, WR; Denison, MS
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59. Klinge, CM; Kaur, K; Swanson, HI
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60. Sojka, KM; Kern, CB; Pollenz, RS
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61. Seidel, SD; Denison, MS
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62. Abbott, BD; Held, GA; Wood, CR; Buckalew, AR; Brown, JG; Schmid, J
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63. Abbott, BD; Schmid, JE; Brown, JG; Wood, CR; White, RD; Buckalew, AR; Held, GA
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64. Semenza, GL
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65. Drutel, G; Heron, A; Kathmann, M; Gros, C; Mace, S; Plotkine, M; Schwartz, JC; Arrang, JM
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