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2001
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Daniel B. Davison, John F. Burke:
Brute force estimation of the number of human genes using EST clustering as a measure. IBM J. Res. Dev. 45(3): 439-448 (2001)
1993
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Edward S. Chen, C. Asano, Daniel B. Davison:
Parallel alignment of DNA sequences on the Connection Machine CM-2. Comput. Appl. Biosci. 9(3): 375 (1993)

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1993
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Edward S. Chen, Daniel B. Davison:
Distributing Molecular Biology Information: Gopher, WAIS and the University of Houston Gene-Server. SAC 1993: 634-640

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2002
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Chandra S. Ramanathan, Daniel B. Davison:
Application Domains: Pharmaceutical Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery. Essentials of Genomics and Bioinformatics 2002: 105-126

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