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This tag is for questions on academia specifically applicable to students, researchers, and faculty in scientific disciplines.
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What is the best way to cite NCBI data for my paper?
I'm currently writing my paper, and I have to compare some DNA sequences. But I found some samples have already been analyzed.
So I used analyzed data from NCBI and my own new data (different species …
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