Ph: 11331580
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free text human muscular dystrophy
partial name and multiple species transporter[title] AND ("Drosophila melanogaster"[orgn] OR "Mus musculus"[orgn])
chromosome and symbol (II[chr] OR 2[chr]) AND adh*[sym]
associated sequence accession number M11313[accn]
gene name (symbol) BRCA1[sym]
publication (PubMed ID) 11331580[PMID]
Gene Ontology (GO) terms or identifiers "cell adhesion"[GO]
10030[GO]
Genes with variants of clinical significance (under development) gene_snp_clin[filter]
chromosome and species Y[CHR] AND human[ORGN]
Enzyme Commission (EC) numbers 1.9.3.1[EC]
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Gene-related tools

Analyze genomic sequence and related transcripts in the region of a gene using Genome Workbench. After you have installed the tool, try the Genome Workbench Tutorials Align an mRNA sequence or sequences to a genomic sequence using Splign via this entry form.

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