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C1_FDSW210041272-1r C1_FDSW210041272-2r C1_FDSW210041272-3r C2_FDSW210041273-1r C2_FDSW210041273-2r C2_FDSW210041273-3r C3_FDSW210041274-1r C3_FDSW210041274-2r C3_FDSW210041274-3r C4_FDSW210041275-1r C4_FDSW210041275-2r C4_FDSW210041275-3r

ABSTRACT: C1_FDSW210041272-1r C1_FDSW210041272-2r C1_FDSW210041272-3r C2_FDSW210041273-1r C2_FDSW210041273-2r C2_FDSW210041273-3r C3_FDSW210041274-1r C3_FDSW210041274-2r C3_FDSW210041274-3r C4_FDSW210041275-1r C4_FDSW210041275-2r C4_FDSW210041275-3r Raw sequen

PROVIDER: PRJNA891020 | ENA |

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