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GPH is regulated by 1 family

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GPH binds with 6 families

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Additional statements about localization of GPH
Additional statements about protein catabolism of GPH
Additional statements about undefined binding of GPH
Additional statements about phosphorylation of GPH
Additional statements about transcription of GPH
Additional statements about undefined regulation of GPH
Additional statements about gene expression of GPH
Additional statements about protein complexes involving GPH
Additional statements about protein domains of GPH
General sentences describing GPH
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All interactions between genes that have these gene symbols as official name or synonym. The results are restricted to specific organisms and synonyms are taken into account.
All interactions between families that contain genes with these gene symbols as official name or synonym. The results group interologs and regulogs together, and synonyms are taken into account for each gene in the gene family.
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