• G10477

• 2.4.1.30
• 2.4.1.34
• 2.4.1.97
• 3.2.1.39
• 3.2.1.58

RES
1r:r1
REP
REP1:2o(3+1)2d=-1--1
RES
2b:b-dglc-HEX-1:5

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