You can see this page:
The GeneCards database offers information about human genes (and their
mouse homologs), with a focus on their cellular functions and medical
aspects.
I hope can help you
Paola
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In the page of GeneCards you can find information about the expresion
of genes in tissue and cell lines. I added an example with the SRB1
gene of how you can find this information
I hope can help you
Paola
2011/10/3 Ranjeet Sinha <ranjee...@gmail.com>: