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Websites
- Agilent Technologies Incorporated www.agilent.com
- Affymetrix Incorporated www.affymetrix.com
- Professor Louise Showe’s laboratory http://showelab.wistar.upenn.edu/Wistar_Showe_Lab_Gene_Lists.htm