A widely distributed gene cluster compensates for uricase loss in hominids
Yuanyuan Liu(Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine), Dylan Dodd(Stanford Medicine), Haoqing Chen(Stanford University), Mary E. DeFeo(Stanford University), Marnix H. Medema(Wageningen University & Research), Alan C. Pao(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Saurabh Gombar(Stanford University), Zhiwei Zhou(Sun Yat-sen University), Steven K. Huang(University of California, Berkeley), Allison M. Weakley(Stanford University), Xiandong Meng(Stanford University), John B. Jarman(Stanford University), Yen Low, Calyani Ganesan(Stanford University), Kazuma Sekiba(The University of Tokyo), Gilles P. van Wezel(Leiden University), Ashley V. Cabrera(Stanford University), Bi‐Huei Hou(Stanford University), Hannah E. Augustijn(Leiden University)
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