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Disambiguation of "Livesay, Dennis R."

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Improving position-specific predictions of protein functional sites using phylogenetic motifs.

, and . Bioinform., 24 (20): 2308-2316 (2008)

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Studies on pathogenesis of avian Metapneumovirus (aMPV) infection in turkeys and the role of immune mechanisms for the protection against aMPV. TierH Hannover, (2009)

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