Putative gene structure | complement(join(4270..4368, 3996..4126, 3469..3711, 3195..3424, 2999..3151, 2851..2948, 2672..2797, 2483..2621, 2288..2418, 1579..2235, 1226..1526, 1002..1179, 544..951, 397..500, 102..337, Z48007.1:14051..14230)) |
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