Search Results for piR-57176-116
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No matches found for type GENE, search string piR-57176-116

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The name of a compound, gene, protein or pathway. Spaces, punctuation and capitalization are ignored.
An object will be returned if the search string matches either its common name or one of its synonyms.
Examples: pyruvate, trpA
Any substring of one of the above names that is three or more characters in length.
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An EC number (full or partial).
Examples: 1.2.1.4, 1.3.99
A compound InChI-key (full or partial).
Examples: CKLJMWTZIZZHCS-REOHCLBHSA-M, CKLJMWTZIZZHCS-REOHCLBHSA, CKLJMWTZIZZHCS
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Examples: CPLX0-3661, HEMN-RXN
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Note that just because a search for an external ID returns no result does not mean that we do not have the object in our database.
Examples: P00561, NP_414543, C00047
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A locus ID for any gene of any organism on the BioCyc website.
Examples: FTU_0031, YPA_0017.

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Search Results for piR-57176-116using database Homo sapiens what is this?