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Homo sapiens ATP synthase F1 subunit epsilon (ATP5F1E), RefSeqGene on chromosome 20; nuclear gene for mitochondrial product

NCBI Reference Sequence: NG_031871.2

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  • RefSeq mRNA
    See reference mRNA sequence for the ATP5F1E gene (NM_006886.4).

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