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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
addgene plasmid	1.6	0.4	3326	86	15
addgene	0.46	0.4	2412	94	7
plasmid	1.06	0.3	9031	21	7

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
addgene plasmid	0.84	0.2	7859	1
addgene plasmid 101	1.1	0.3	1405	14
addgene plasmid # 8454	0.32	0.1	7095	4
addgene plasmid stab	1.11	0.6	856	42
addgene plasmid #48138	1.56	0.8	3912	10
addgene plasmid cloning by pcr	1.77	0.5	5029	76
addgene plasmid 52961	0.12	0.5	4436	100
addgene plasmid search	0.43	0.5	5316	55
addgene plasmid 62988	1.16	0.7	1783	99
addgene plasmid types	0.83	0.8	1846	83
addgene plasmid #12259	1.56	0.3	4870	71
addgene plasmid #34879	0.64	0.8	2964	20
addgene plasmid #52963	0.25	0.3	6646	13
addgene lv plasmid	1.41	1	7823	52
addgene dcn 4132 plasmid	1.34	0.9	8667	89
addgene dcn4 plasmid	1.01	0.3	7710	39
plasmids 101 addgene	1.16	0.7	3011	17
pspax2 plasmid addgene	1.42	0.6	9634	18
crispr cas9 plasmid addgene	1.58	0.9	1840	7

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