Selenocysteine tRNA[Ser]Sec gene is ubiquitous within the animal kingdom.
Byung-Jae Lee(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Dolph L. Hatfield(Northwestern University), Malini Rajagopalan(The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler), Kwang Hyun You(National Cancer Institute), K. Bruce Jacobson(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), YouJin Kim(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
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