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EPHA1 - Pancreatic islet-like cell clusters derived from T3 embryonic stem cells
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
EPHA1 - Metastatic melanoma: peripheral blood lymphocytes
EPHA1 - Alternative pre-mRNA splicing in various tissues and cell lines (Rosetta/Merck Splicing Chip 2)
EPHA1 - Megakaryocytic differentiation: time course
EPHA1 - Staphylococcal superantigen toxins effect on peripheral blood mononuclear cells
EPHA1 - Type 2 diabetes and role of hepatokines
EPHA1 - Azaspiracid-1 effect on T lymphocyte cell line: time course
EPHA1 - Turner syndrome amniocyte derived-induced pluripotent stem cells
EPHA1 - Fetal and adult reticulocytes (HG-U133A)
GEO DataSets Gene Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
EPHA1 - Fetal and adult reticulocytes
EPHA1 - HIV-1 Vpr effect on monocyte-derived macrophage
EPHA1 - Central nervous system cell types derived from UNC-93B-deficient induced pluripotent stem cells
EPHA1 - Prostate cancer progression at the cellular level
EPHA1 - Mycophenolic acid effect on AGS gastric cancers cells: time course
EPHA1 - Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor celecoxib effect on colorectal adenocarcinoma
EPHA1 - Microarray technology comparison (3OPHs version 1)
EPHA1 - Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis expression profiles in mononuclear cells
EPHA1 - CREB-Binding Protein Inhibitor ICG-001 effect on pancreatic cancer cell line: time course
EPHA1 - Breast cancer cell line MCF-7 response to chemotherapeutics: time course
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