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ROG
The numeric identifier assigned by IREF to every unique protein stored in the
database. ROGs are the primary identifier used by OrthoNets, but are only used
internally. Except for certain advanced customizations, the user can elect to specify
their data using the more common Entrez Gene identifier.
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