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1700019N19Rik - Gonadal development: ovaries and testes
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
1700019N19Rik - Conjugated linoleic acid delipidative effect on obese line: time course (dye-swap)
1700019N19Rik - Male germ cells
1700019N19Rik - Ribonucleoprotein- and polysome-associated mRNAs of the testis: time-course
1700019N19Rik - Various tissues
1700019N19Rik - Mitochondrial protease Clpp knockout effect on various tissues
1700019N19Rik - Taf7l deficiency effect on the testis
1700019N19Rik - Sex specific transcription in somatic and reproductive tissues
1700019N19Rik - Polyubiquitin knockout effect on testis: time course
1700019N19Rik - Pubertal mammary gland development
1700019N19Rik - Spinal cord and dorsal root ganglion
1700019N19Rik - 4T1 breast cancer model: metastatic sub-populations
1700019N19Rik - Brown and white adipose tissues
1700019N19Rik - GPR120-deficient white adipose tissue response to a high fat diet
1700019N19Rik - Hepatocyte nuclear factor 4 alpha knockout effect on the embryonic liver
1700019N19Rik - Large-scale analysis of the mouse transcriptome (GNF1M)
1700019N19Rik - Neuralized embryoid bodies response to Hedgehog agonist
1700019N19Rik - Small-molecule inhibition of BRDT effect on testis
1700019N19Rik - Embryonic primary cortical neuron response to knockdown of multiple autism candidate genes
1700019N19Rik - Rough attenuated Brucella suis strain infection effect on macrophage cell line: time course
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