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THEMIS - Transcription factor Pax5 overexpression in Hodgkin lymphoma cell line L428
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
THEMIS - Severe pandemic H1N1 influenza effect on peripheral blood: time course
THEMIS - Intravenous corticosteroid therapy effect on children with severe ulcerative colitis: peripheral blood
THEMIS - Edelfosine effect on stimulated CD4+ T cells
THEMIS - Asthma: white blood cells
THEMIS - High occupational exposure to nickel: peripheral blood mononuclear cell
THEMIS - Obstructive sleep apnea response to continuous positive airway pressure treatment: leukocytes
THEMIS - First, second and third trimester pregnancy: maternal cell-free plasma
THEMIS - Allergen inhalation challenge effect on peripheral blood of asthmatic early responders and dual responders
THEMIS - Multiple sclerosis: peripheral blood mononuclear cells
THEMIS - Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma tumor and adjacent non-tumor tissue
THEMIS - Post-menopausal women: vaginal epithelium
THEMIS - CD138- and CD138+ FACS-sorted myeloma cell lines
THEMIS - Pulmonary fibrosis with associated pulmonary hypertension: lung explants
THEMIS - Carotid artery atheroma
THEMIS - True interval breast cancer
THEMIS - Myelomatous bone marrow samples after aspiration: time course
THEMIS - Triple negative breast cancer
THEMIS - Malawian children with mild malaria following an episode of severe malaria: peripheral whole blood
THEMIS - Progressive pulmonary sarcoidosis
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