GESPA Files

Accurately predicts disease association of single nucleotide mutations

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GESPA.zip	2015-05-10	48.7 MB	1
GESPA User Manual.pdf	2014-01-02	757.6 kB	0
GESPA.rar	2014-01-02	45.0 MB	0
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