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ID 16740
Gallery 36: Differential Expression Data
Description:
Figure from Sargent and Dawid's differential expression experiment in frog embryos.
Keywords:
differential expression, expression data, dawid, sargent, differential, frog
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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