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Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000019616 gene, intron.
population study, 33 aligned sequences
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Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000004170 gene, intron.
population study, 50 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000013522 gene, intron.
population study, 32 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000013589 gene, intron.
population study, 48 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000014481 gene, intron.
population study, 42 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000004100 gene, intron 3-4.
population study, 44 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000004100 gene, intron 2-3.
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000004100 gene, intron 1-2.
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000015292 gene, intron.
population study, 49 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000001618 gene, intron.
population study, 36 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000007907 gene, intron.
population study, 39 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000007824 gene, intron.
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000023382 gene, intron.
population study, 38 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000023030 gene, intron.
population study, 37 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000007563 gene, intron.
population study, 41 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000023785 gene, intron.
population study, 35 aligned sequences
Anopheles gambiae ENSANGG00000017383 gene, intron.
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