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FOHM data share

ABSTRACT: FOHM data share

PROVIDER: PRJEB28249 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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	ERR2740779-28082018000121_SAMEA4836226_analysis_DTU_CGE_all.tar.gz	Other
	ERR2740779-28082018000121_SAMEA4836226_analysis_DTU_CGE_summary.tsv	Tabular
	ERR2740779-28082018000121_SAMEA4836226_cgMLSTFinder_analysis_DTU_CGE_results.tsv	Tabular
	ERR2740772-28082018000254_SAMEA4836219_analysis_DTU_CGE_all.tar.gz	Other
	ERR2740772-28082018000254_SAMEA4836219_analysis_DTU_CGE_summary.tsv	Tabular

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