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Open Genomes Ancestry and Health

ABSTRACT: A place for the public to store and share their human genomic data.

PROVIDER: PRJEB10095 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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	OG39.150bp.hg38.VEP.tsv	Tabular
	GRC001070.bam	Bam
	GRC001070.bam.bai	Bam

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