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ABSTRACT: cfChIP-seq using an H3K4me3-specific antibody of 9 plasma samples collected after marathon run. cfChIP-seq was performed as described in Sadeh et al. 2021. dataset contains paired-end fastq files and BAM files of raw sequencing data.

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