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Identifiers and Description
Gene Model Identifier
TTHERM_00624720
Standard Name
GRL4 (GRanule Lattice)
Aliases
PreTt07460 | 87.m00240 | 3814.m00940
Description
GRL4 granule lattice protein; Granule lattice protein; acidic- calcium-binding structural protein of dense core granules; translated as a pro-protein precursor; contains coiled-coil region
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