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Draft metabolic reconstruction model of Atlantic cod liver generated from gadMor1 and iHepatocyte2322

ABSTRACT: Draft metabolic reconstruction model of Atlantic cod liver generated from gadMor1 and iHepatocyte2322

SUBMITTER: Xiaokang Zhang

PROVIDER: 758 | FAIRDOMHub | 2020-10-09

REPOSITORIES: FAIRDOMHub

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