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Fmr1nb - Chronic, low level drug exposure effect on obese liver
GEO DataSets Gene Chromosome neighbors
Fmr1nb - Microchimeric fetal cells isolated from maternal lung during late pregnancy
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors
Fmr1nb - Liver response to Pacific ciguatoxin-1: time course
Fmr1nb - All-trans retinoic acid effect on retinoic acid receptor α-deficient F9 teratocarcinoma cells
Fmr1nb - Nitric oxide generator DETA-NONOate effect on in vitro neuronal injury model: time course
Fmr1nb - Huntington's disease Hdh knock-out and knock-in embryonic stem cells
Fmr1nb - MYBL1 transcription factor knockout effect on testes
Fmr1nb - Calreticulin deficiency effect on embryonic stem cell line
Fmr1nb - Blastocyst response to various MAPK pathway inhibitors (MOE430A)
Fmr1nb - Calcium-signaling effects on blastocyts
Fmr1nb - Antenatal steroid effect on the placenta
Fmr1nb - Blastocyst response to various MAPK pathway inhibitors (MOE430 2.0)
Fmr1nb - Normal liver developmental stages: embryonic and postnatal
Fmr1nb - Ubiquitin specific protease 22 depletion effect on embryonic stem cell line
Fmr1nb - Fasting effect on the liver
Fmr1nb - Cdx2 and Gata3 overexpression effect on R1 embryonic stem cell line
Fmr1nb - Transcription factor Tcfap2c deficiency effect on primordial germ cells
Fmr1nb - Preimplantation embryo development (MOE430A)
Fmr1nb - Protocadherin 12 deficiency effect on the placenta
Fmr1nb - SOCS3 inactivation effect on embryonic stem cells
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