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Volume 47 Issue 10, October 2018

Integrating Databases

The Alliance Genome Database represents the combination of information from six different organisms, including worms, flies, yeast, zebrafish, mouse, and rat. With the integration of these data, biologists can more easily explore their own results.

See Howe et al.

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