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English: new SVG version of old figure self-made in InkScape. |
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This file was derived from: Signal transduction v1.png |
| Author | cybertory |
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Original uploader was Roadnottaken at en.wikipedia File:Signal_transduction_pathways_(zh-cn).svg |
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