Context-dependent neocentromere activity in synthetic yeast chromosome VIII

Author:

Lauer StephanieORCID,Luo Jingchuan,Lazar-Stefanita Luciana,Zhang Weimin,McCulloch Laura H.,Fanfani Viola,Lobzaev Evgenii,Haase Max A.B.,Easo Nicole,Zhao Yu,Yu Fangzhou,Cai Jitong,Bader Joel S.,Stracquadanio Giovanni,Boeke Jef D.,Anne Lajari,Barger James S.,Belkaya Naz,Boulier Kristin,Butler Kirk,Callaghan Melanie,Chang Calvin,Chen Janice,Chen Xueni Jennifer,Cho In Young,Choi Elliot,Choi Woo Jin,Chuang James,Cook Ashley L.,Cooper Eric,Culbertson Nicholas Timothy,Dunn Jessilyn,Floria Charlotte,Grogan Anderson Breeana,Held Nathalie P.,Hsiao Emily,Igwe Joseph-Kevin,Kang Koeun,Karanxha Joana,Kelly Marie,Khakhar Arjun,Khunsriraksakul Chachrit,Kim John J.,Kim Dong,Kim Jin Wan,Lamb Alex,Lee David Sung Han,Lee Yoon Kyung,Lim Jongseuk,Liu Steffi,Lopez Jeremy,Lu Zhen A.,Ma Henry,Mandel Jordan A.,Mao Jessica,Matelsky Jordan,Merran Jonathan,Mohan Rishikesh,Montoya Christopher,Murugan Sindurathy,Ni Lisa,Oh Won Chan,Park Youngrok,Paulsen Laura,Phillips Nick,Pinglay Sudarshan,Rajan Vikram Aditya,Ransom Garrett,Rhoads Erin,Sanna Praneeth,Scher Emily,Shah Jinesh,Sharma Ashwyn,Shepardson Maya C.,Song Joanne,Sontha Sainikhil,Srinivas Venkatesh,Tan Scott,Tu Ang A.,Uhl Skyler,Xiaoyue Wang,Yu Fangzhou,Yu Justine,Zhu Amadeus

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Genetics,Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (miscellaneous)

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