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Homo sapiens (human) myelodysplastic syndrome 2 translocation associated (MDS2) URS0000D64BA3_9606

  • 1,029 nucleotides
  • 8 databases (ENA, Ensembl, Ensembl/GENCODE, GeneCards, HGNC, LNCipedia, MalaCards, RefSeq)
  • Found in 0 other species
  • 109 publications
  • lncRNA
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MDS2: MDS2 is a type of ordination component used for analysis [PMC7982177]. In a study, cells expressing between 500 and 5500 genes with a percentage of mitochondrial genes lower than 10% were selected for downstream analysis [PMC8905725]. Among primary and matched metastases, eleven mutated genes were found to be shared, including TARBP1, FCRL1, XIRP1, TRMT1, PANX3, MYSM1, PHLDB3, TBC1D25, LOC284288, MDS2, and TP53 [PMC5140046]. Alaska soils were distinct on MDS2 but had some overlap with Hawaii and Florida soils on MDS1 [PMC4633200].

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GUACUAGCUGUCAGCUGCUGGAGACCUUGCUUUCUGUUUCACUGGGAAACAGAAGCAAUCAGAAGGAAACUUCCUCAGACUCCACCUCUCCCUUCACUCCCGCCUGUAUCCGUGCCUGUUACCUGGACGCCUUGUGGAACUUGAAUUCUACGCCCUCCACUGGGACACUGCCCUUCAUCCUCUCUCACCUCCUCCAGGACAACACUCUCUCUGUGGGGCUUUCACCCCCAUCGCUCCACUGAAACUGCUCUUGUCAAGGUCAUCGAUGACCUCCCGCUGACAAACUCAACUGUCCCAUCUCUACACCCCAAACUGACCCAUCAGGAAUAGCAUGAGCUCCACCUUCCAAAGCUUCCGCAAUCUCACCGUCUCCACCGUUACUACCUGUGUCCGAGGCACCACUGUUUCUUGCCUGGAGUUGUAGACGGGAUUUCACCGUGUUAGCCAGGAUGGUCUCGAUCUCCUGACCUCGUGAUCCGCCUGUCUCGACCUCCCAAAGUGCUGGGAUUACAGAAUGUUGUAGUCCUCAUCAUCAGCAGAGACUUUGUGCCAUCCUCUGCUAUAUUAUCCUGAAGAGUGCCUGGCUCAUGCUCCAGGCUGCGGAUUUUAUUGAGAGAACGGAGACUGCUGGUGAACUCUCAAGAGGGUUAAUUGGAGUUUUAUCAAGCCAGAUUUCAUGGUGUCUGCUUAAUGUUAAUCUCUCCAAGCUUCCCACCAGACUGCAAAGGCUGAGCUGCAGUGUUCUGAAUAGCAGUCCAGCUAUGAGGGGAGGUGCCCGUGGCAGGCCUCAGCUGACCCUGGAGAGGCCAUUAAGACCUGGCUGUCGCCUCCACAGCUGCUCGGAGGCAGAGAAAGGUGGCUUUGUAAGAAGAAAAGAGAUCAUUCUUUUUCCACCAUGUGAGGACCCAGCAAGAGGGUGGCUGUCUGCAAACCCAGGGAGAGAGCCCUCACCAGGAAUCUGCUGGCACCUUAAUCUUGGACUUCCCAGCCUCCACAACUGUGAGGAAUAAAUGUAUGUUGUUUAAGCCA

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