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PROVIDER: PRJNA92935 | ENA |
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Project description:To find downstream target of SOC1, we attemted global expression profiles in gain-of-function mutants of SOC1 To find downstream target of SOC1, we attemted global expression profiles in soc1-101D: Expt. 1 GSM73643, GSM73646 Expt. 2 GSM73647, GSM73648 Expt. 3 GSM73649, GSM73650 To find downstream target of SOC1, we attemted global expression profiles in soc1-2: GSM73649, GSM73651 To find downstream target of SOC1, we attemted global expression profiles in gain-of-function mutants of SOC1: GSM73643, GSM73646, GSM73647, GSM73648, GSM73649, GSM73650 Keywords: genetic modification
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