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   The early-type spiral galaxy NGC 4826 is sometimes called a black-eye
   galaxy or a sleeping beauty because of the dark lane running at about 2
   kpc from the center of the galaxy. This galaxy possesses a very unique
   gas disk; the sign of the rotation changes at the dark lane. This
   suggests that this spiral galaxy has undergone and is still undergoing
   a significant degree of structural evolution due to mergers. The ASCA
   observation of this galaxy will probes what is happening inside the
   dark lane where the flip of the rotation occurs, and in the nuclear
   region of the galaxy.
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