EDAS

EDAS was a database of alternatively spliced human genes. It is currently defunct.

Spliced human gene database

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For the neurosurgical procedure known as EDAS, see Encephaloduroarteriosynangiosis.

EDAS.

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Description	databases of alternatively spliced human genes.
Organisms	Homo Sapiens
Contact
Authors	R N Nurtdinov
Primary citation	Nurtdinov et al.[1]
Access
Website	http://www.gene-bee.msu.ru/edas/

EDAS was a database of alternatively spliced human genes.^[1] It is currently defunct.

See also

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• AspicDB database

References

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1. ^ ^{a b} Nurtdinov, R N; Neverov A D; Mal'ko D B; Kosmodem'ianskiĭ I A; Ermakova E O; Ramenskiĭ V E; Mironov A A; Gel'fand M S (2006). "[EDAS, databases of alternatively spliced human genes]". Biofizika (in Russian). 51 (4). Russia (Federation): 589–92. ISSN 0006-3029. PMID 16909834.

External links

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• http://www.gene-bee.msu.ru/edas/^{[permanent dead link]}.

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