Sequence for a region of YOR331C

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The currently selected gene/sequence is :

YOR331C on chromosome XV from coordinates 944119 to 943562.

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>YOR331C  Chr 15  
ATGTCGTCCTTCATCGACTCGATTAAATCGACGTCTCTTTCAAGAGCCTTGACAATCGCC
TTAGGTTCCAACAACTTCAAAAGTGCCTCCACGATCAATGATTGCAAAATGGGCTTGTAC
TCGTCCCGGTTGTTGGCAATTCCTGACAACTTTTCCTTGGTTTCCTCGAATATCCCGTCT
AGCGACTGTTCACGAGCAGAAAGAACCTTCAACCTCATTTTGTTTGCTATCGTTGACTTA
GTAATCTGTTGCGAAAGCATGGCCTTCTTCAACTTGCTCTTGAAGTTGCCGTCAATGTTG
TTGGTTTCATTTCTTACGATGTTGGTCTTCTCGATTTCGTACTCTTGGTCAGCCTTCAAT
TGGATTTCCTTCGCTTTTTCTTCAGCTTCCTTTCTGATGAAAGCTTGCATCTTGTTCAAT
TCATCGTTCACTTGGTTTGGTGTCAAAGCAGTAATAGCGGAGGACATGCTGTATCGGATG
GTGCGTGGCCTGTTCTGTGCCTCTTTTGTAAAACAGTTACAAACAACTTTTCTTGCAACT
GCTATTGTTCTTTGCTGA

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