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W. Liu, Yao, Y. F., Zhou, L., Ni, Q. Y., and Xu, H. L., Evolutionary analysis of the short-type peptidoglycan-recognition protein gene (PGLYRP1) in primates, vol. 12, pp. 453-462, 2013.
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