The minimal gene complement of Mycoplasma genitalium.

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Published in Science on October 20, 1995

Authors

C M Fraser1, J D Gocayne, O White, M D Adams, R A Clayton, R D Fleischmann, C J Bult, A R Kerlavage, G Sutton, J M Kelley, R D Fritchman, J F Weidman, K V Small, M Sandusky, J Fuhrmann, D Nguyen, T R Utterback, D M Saudek, C A Phillips, J M Merrick, J F Tomb, B A Dougherty, K F Bott, P C Hu, T S Lucier, S N Peterson, H O Smith, C A Hutchison, J C Venter

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1: Institute for Genomic Research, Rockville, MD 20850, USA.

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