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18 October 2017

title

Multiple occurrences of giant virus core genes acquired by eukaryotic genomes: the visible part of the iceberg? (English)

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18 October 2017

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Jonathan Filée

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18 October 2017

language of work or name

English

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publication date

4 July 2014

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18 October 2017

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18 October 2017

volume

466-467

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18 October 2017

page(s)

53-59

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