KRT26

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keratin 26
Identifiers
SymbolKRT26
Alt. symbolsKRT25B
NCBI gene 353288
HGNC 30840
RefSeq NM_181539
Other data
Locus Chr. 17 q21.2

KRT26 is a keratin gene. [1]

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References

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