ID_REF in GEO Dataset

Hello everyone, I am using GEO datasets for the first time for a research project involving DNA microarrays for human and poxvirus genes.

After downloaded the sequencing data, I noticed there's an ID_REF value which corresponds to the genes of interest studied. However, there is nothing that indicates which gene the ID_REF refers to.

Any help in figuring this out would be greatly appreciated!

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• written 1.5 years ago by nimisha.r •

Can you provide the accession number of dataset you are looking at and the specific file if you can point to it.

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