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MRPS21 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
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Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
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SLC25A15 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
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GCDH - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
CLNS1A - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
RPUSD3 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
ZDHHC24 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
UBE2T - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
SPAG16 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
SAAL1 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
LTB4R2 - Elevated laminar shear stress effect on umbilical endothelial cells
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