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use the following accession number to answer these question- NM_004063.3 what is the name pf gene/transcript/mRNA?

use the following accession number to answer these question- NM_004063.3
what is the name pf gene/transcript/mRNA?
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pf gene = Homo sapiens cadherin 17 (CDH 17)

Transcript variant 1

mRNA

It is a 3670 bp long mRNA sequence.

This is a gene of Cadherin Super family.

It encodess calcium-dependent membrane associated glycoproteins.

It is responsible for morphological organisation of liver and intestine.

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