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BCAT2 associations (Collection)

Taxon:

Homo sapiens

Taxonomy (Entity type)
Project:

Harmonizome

Project (Entity type)
Gene:

BCAT2

Gene (Entity type)
Dcc Asset:

IDG C2M2 2024-01-09 datapackage validated.zip

Processed File (Entity type)
Dcc:

IDG

DCC (Entity type)
Collection:

BCAT2 associations.tsv

File (Entity type)
Persistent Id:BCAT2_associations
Description:Associations for BCAT2_associations
Creation Time:2021-03-30 00:00:00.000000
Results found

Linked to

 

Label

Description

 

Gene

BCAT2

Gene (Entity type)

ENSG00000105552 - branched chain amino acid transaminase 2

File

BCAT2 associations.tsv

File (Entity type)

A file from IDG as part of the Harmonizome project

  • Gene

    BCAT2

    Gene (Entity type)

    ENSG00000105552 - branched chain amino acid transaminase 2

  • File

    BCAT2 associations.tsv

    File (Entity type)

    A file from IDG as part of the Harmonizome project

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