"Transcription/replication collisions cause bacterial transcription units ..."

Nicolas Omont, François Képès (2004)

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DOI: 10.1093/BIOINFORMATICS/BTH317

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Nicolas Omont, François Képès:
Transcription/replication collisions cause bacterial transcription units to be longer on the leading strand of replication. Bioinform. 20(16): 2719-2725 (2004)

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