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Expression: tissue(s) registered as "Up" by Affymetrix
Dros2 expression arrays in FlyAtlas
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genes (transcripts) and that genes (transcripts) may be
[are often] represented with multiple probes. In other
word, there is no one-to-one correspondence between genes
(transcripts) and probes.
Neighboring gene: CG number or gene symbol of gene close
to the insertion site
Date: 29 March 2013
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