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CRYSNET, a crystallographic computing network with interactive graphics display.

E F Meyer·C N Morimoto·J Villarreal·H M Berman·H L Carrell·R K Stodola·T F Koetzle·L C Andrews·F C Bernstein·H J Bernstein
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E F Meyer, C N Morimoto, J Villarreal, H M Berman, H L Carrell, R K Stodola, T F Koetzle, L C Andrews, F C Bernstein, H J Bernstein. 1974. CRYSNET, a crystallographic computing network with interactive graphics display.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4435248/

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