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Defined Gene Sets

coming soon

On this page, in the near future, we will have lists of genes that are relevant to different research areas. For example, we're making a list of genes that are relevant to cancer and another list of genes that are relevant to immunology. Our hope is that these lists will be useful to investigators who are interested in fabricating custom arrays for their research projects, but need some guidance in figuring out what genes they want to analyze.

If you have any ideas for gene lists that should be on this page, drop us a line.

 



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