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H.sapiens - Lymph node (Integrated)

ABSTRACT: integrated dataset: weighted average of all H.sapiens LYMPH_NODE: 37.2, Coverage: 53

ORGANISM(S): 9606

SUBMITTER: Christian von Mering

PROVIDER: 952965544 | PAXDB | 2023

REPOSITORIES: PAXDB

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