The oyster genome reveals stress adaptation and complexity of shell formation
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Zhang, G., Fang, X., Guo, X., Li, L., Luo, R., Xu, F., Yang, P., Zhang, L., Wang, X., Qi, H., Xiong, Z., Que, H., Xie, Y., Holland, P. W. H., Paps, J., Zhu, Y., Wu, F., Chen, Y., Wang, J., … Wang, J. (2012). The oyster genome reveals stress adaptation and complexity of shell formation. Nature, 490(7418), 49–54.

Authors 85
  1. Guofan Zhang (first)
  2. Xiaodong Fang (additional)
  3. Ximing Guo (additional)
  4. Li Li (additional)
  5. Ruibang Luo (additional)
  6. Fei Xu (additional)
  7. Pengcheng Yang (additional)
  8. Linlin Zhang (additional)
  9. Xiaotong Wang (additional)
  10. Haigang Qi (additional)
  11. Zhiqiang Xiong (additional)
  12. Huayong Que (additional)
  13. Yinlong Xie (additional)
  14. Peter W. H. Holland (additional)
  15. Jordi Paps (additional)
  16. Yabing Zhu (additional)
  17. Fucun Wu (additional)
  18. Yuanxin Chen (additional)
  19. Jiafeng Wang (additional)
  20. Chunfang Peng (additional)
  21. Jie Meng (additional)
  22. Lan Yang (additional)
  23. Jun Liu (additional)
  24. Bo Wen (additional)
  25. Na Zhang (additional)
  26. Zhiyong Huang (additional)
  27. Qihui Zhu (additional)
  28. Yue Feng (additional)
  29. Andrew Mount (additional)
  30. Dennis Hedgecock (additional)
  31. Zhe Xu (additional)
  32. Yunjie Liu (additional)
  33. Tomislav Domazet-Lošo (additional)
  34. Yishuai Du (additional)
  35. Xiaoqing Sun (additional)
  36. Shoudu Zhang (additional)
  37. Binghang Liu (additional)
  38. Peizhou Cheng (additional)
  39. Xuanting Jiang (additional)
  40. Juan Li (additional)
  41. Dingding Fan (additional)
  42. Wei Wang (additional)
  43. Wenjing Fu (additional)
  44. Tong Wang (additional)
  45. Bo Wang (additional)
  46. Jibiao Zhang (additional)
  47. Zhiyu Peng (additional)
  48. Yingxiang Li (additional)
  49. Na Li (additional)
  50. Jinpeng Wang (additional)
  51. Maoshan Chen (additional)
  52. Yan He (additional)
  53. Fengji Tan (additional)
  54. Xiaorui Song (additional)
  55. Qiumei Zheng (additional)
  56. Ronglian Huang (additional)
  57. Hailong Yang (additional)
  58. Xuedi Du (additional)
  59. Li Chen (additional)
  60. Mei Yang (additional)
  61. Patrick M. Gaffney (additional)
  62. Shan Wang (additional)
  63. Longhai Luo (additional)
  64. Zhicai She (additional)
  65. Yao Ming (additional)
  66. Wen Huang (additional)
  67. Shu Zhang (additional)
  68. Baoyu Huang (additional)
  69. Yong Zhang (additional)
  70. Tao Qu (additional)
  71. Peixiang Ni (additional)
  72. Guoying Miao (additional)
  73. Junyi Wang (additional)
  74. Qiang Wang (additional)
  75. Christian E. W. Steinberg (additional)
  76. Haiyan Wang (additional)
  77. Ning Li (additional)
  78. Lumin Qian (additional)
  79. Guojie Zhang (additional)
  80. Yingrui Li (additional)
  81. Huanming Yang (additional)
  82. Xiao Liu (additional)
  83. Jian Wang (additional)
  84. Ye Yin (additional)
  85. Jun Wang (additional)
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