Third Report on Chicken Genes and Chromosomes 2015
Michael Schmid(University of Würzburg), Darek Kedra, Mario Fasold(Leipzig University), Damarius S. Fleming(Iowa State University), Paul Flicek(European Bioinformatics Institute), Laure Frésard(Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique), Dirk‐Jan de Koning(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Valérie Garceau(University of Edinburgh), Julien Häsler(Medical Research Council), Thomas Haaf(University of Würzburg), David W. Burt(University of Edinburgh), Marta Farré(Royal Veterinary College), R.P.M.A. Crooijmans(Wageningen University & Research), Clarissa Boschiero(Universidade de São Paulo), Martien A. M. Groenen(Centre for BioSystems Genomics), Takele Taye Desta(University of Nottingham), Perry J. Blackshear(National Institutes of Health), C. Titus Brown(Michigan State University), Allen Hubbard(Donald Danforth Plant Science Center), Jacqueline Smith(Roslin Institute), Derrick Coble(Iowa State University), Alan Archibald(Roslin Institute), Kerstin Howe, Bronwen Aken(Wellcome Sanger Institute), S. Blair Hedges(Temple University), Alan Hart(Medical Research Council), William Chow(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Christopher M. Ashwell, Shane C. Burgess, Ian Dunn(Roslin Institute), Hans H. Cheng(United States Department of Agriculture), Almas Gheyas(University of Edinburgh), Amanda M. Cooksey(University of Arizona), Paul P. Gardner(University of Canterbury), Lél Eöry(University of Edinburgh), Hans Ellegren(Uppsala University), Mary E. Delany(University of California, Davis), Parker B. Antin, Joana Damas(University of California, Davis), Ionas Erb, Thomas Derrien(École Normale Supérieure - PSL), David Hume(Roslin Institute), Darren K. Griffin(University of Kent), Katie E. Fowler(Canterbury Christ Church University), D. P. Froman(Oregon State University), Jana Hertel(Leipzig University), Pete Kaiser(Roslin Institute), Matthew Dunn, Richard V.N. Davis(University of Delaware), Olivier Hanotte(University of Nottingham)
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