Predicting Evolution of the Transcription Regulatory Network in a Bacteriophage

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Predicting Evolution of the Transcription Regulatory Network in a Bacteriophage

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Predicting Evolution of the Transcription Regulatory Network in a Bacteriophage

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Adam J Meyer

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Andrew D Ellington

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Daniel J Garry

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James J Bull

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Jared W Ellefson

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10.1093/GBE/EVY191

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2018-10-01T00:00:00Z

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30184065

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bacteriophage

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6171733

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