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Exploring models for human disease with UniProt

2017-04-10

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UniProt is the Universal Protein Resource covering human variants and their disease association, in addition to general protein function and sequence data. This webinar will illustrate how to explore models for human disease variants to support experimental design.

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Literature Corpus work: 35cc15e7-1af4-5bde-9c8a-4f934ea39d29
DOI: 10.6019/tol.uniprot-dis-w.2017.00001.1

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