Some targets have more than one pattern associated with a single experiment.
For example, for some data we have done a logarithmic transformation of the
data, generating a new pattern that can be used as a seed for a COMPARE search.
The Experiment ID identifies a single experiment. A pattern Id identifies a
single pattern. An experiment Id can have multiple pattern Ids associated
with it (e.g. a primary pattern and a log-transformed pattern), which are just
different ways of analyzing the same underlying data. Click on the target of
interest to proceed.
3901 results returned matching your criteria.
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C10orf10
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 10
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C10orf104
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 104
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C10orf105
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 105
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C10orf108
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 108
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C10orf11
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 11
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C10orf113
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 113
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C10orf116
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 116
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C10orf118
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 118
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C10orf119
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 119
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C10orf12
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 12
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C10orf122
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 122
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C10orf125
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 125
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C10orf128
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 128
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C10orf129
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 129
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C10orf132
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 132
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C10orf137
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 137
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C10orf141
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 141
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C10orf18
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 18
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C10orf2
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 2
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C10orf26
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 26
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C10orf27
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 27
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C10orf28
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 28
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C10orf30
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 30
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C10orf32
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 32
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C10orf33
- Chromosome 10 open reading frame 33
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Email questions concerning DTP's molecular targets program to:
Susan Holbeck [holbecks@mail.nih.gov]
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