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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
ethanomicsNGS.tgz	2012-09-20	254.4 MB	0
bedGraphMaker_ucsc.sh.gz	2012-08-04	1.4 kB	0
bowtie_wrapper_chip.tgz	2012-02-23	6.6 kB	0
bedEndRepair.pl.gz	2012-02-14	832 Bytes	1
chIPbedExtender.pl.gz	2012-01-27	1.4 kB	0
Totals: 5 Items		254.4 MB	1

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