Extending MapMan Ontology to Tobacco for Visualization of Gene Expression.

Extending MapMan Ontology to Tobacco for Visualization of Gene Expression.
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10.7167/2013/706465
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2013-02
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Dataset papers in biology
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M. Ling;R. Rabara;P. Tripathi;P. Rushton;S. X. Ge
M. Ling;R. Rabara;P. Tripathi;P. Rushton;S. X. Ge
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M. Ling;R. Rabara;P. Tripathi;P. Rushton;S. X. Ge

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