Iron deficiency effect on duodenum: time course (RAE230A)
Summary:
Analysis of effect of dietary iron deprivation on duodenum. Sprague Dawleys examined at various post-natal ages up to 36 weeks. Results identify iron-responsive genes, which include those involved in intestinal iron transport, during the course of post-natal development.
GPL341:
[RAE230A] Affymetrix Rat Expression 230A Array
Citations:
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