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I was able to come up with a workaround using the requests library:
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More than likely not since the database query seems to work for the redirected PMID but not the original.
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Then what is the best way to do slicing for 1Mb windows? Doing `--intervals` in the GenomicsDBImport?
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Show us the exact call to `cnetplot()` with a sample of all input parameters. Did you compare notes with your friend?
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I check dataframe it has more than 2 columns
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