PREDICTED: Homo sapiens kelch like family member 32 (KLHL32), transcri - Nucleotide

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See 28 reference mRNA sequence splice variants for the KLHL32 gene.
RefSeq protein product
See the reference protein sequence for kelch-like protein 32 isoform X3 (XP_047274105.1).

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PREDICTED: Homo sapiens kelch like family member 32 (KLHL32), transcript variant...
PREDICTED: Homo sapiens kelch like family member 32 (KLHL32), transcript variant X3, mRNA
gi|2217359479|ref|XM_047418149.1|

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