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Fem1b - Embryonic stem cell response to STAT3 overexpression in vitro (MG-U74B)
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Fem1b - Wild type embryonic tooth germ tissue
Fem1b - Endothelial cells from P8 neonatal retina [MG_U74Bv2]
Fem1b - Gonadal development: ovaries and testes
Fem1b - Treacher Collins Syndrome gene heterozygous mutation effect on embryos
Fem1b - Transcription factor RUNX1 knockout
Fem1b - Nodose and dorsal root ganglia comparison (MG-430 2.0)
Fem1b - POU-domain transcription factor Brn3a knockout effect on embryonic ganglia (MG-U74B)
Fem1b - Nephrogenesis: embryonic kidney segments
Fem1b - Visual cortex during the critical period for ocular dominance (MG-U74B)
Fem1b - Spermatogonial stem cell activity in testis laminin binding germ cells (MG-U74B)
Fem1b - Onecut1 deficiency effect on embryonic E14.5 retina
Fem1b - Ovary developmental time course: embryonic (MG-U74B)
Fem1b - Homeodomain protein Lim1 deficiency effect on embryonic renal vesicles
Fem1b - Uniparental duplication of chromosome 7 regions effect on various tissues (MG-U74B)
Fem1b - Neurospheres derived from adult and embryonic brain regions
Fem1b - Cdx2 and Gata3 overexpression effect on R1 embryonic stem cell line
Fem1b - Trophoblast stem cell differentiation in vitro
Fem1b - Embryonic stem cell line response to the conditional expression of neurogenin 3
Fem1b - Runt-related transcription factor 2 null mutation effect on the embryonal bone (MG-U74B)
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