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Naip7 - High fat diet effect on prostate: ventral prostate lobe
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
Naip7 - Embryonic development of colon
Naip7 - Fetal epithelial intestine-stomach boundary formation: time course
Naip7 - Prostate response to activated form of p110β isoform of PI3-kinase
Naip7 - Caspase-1 deficiency effect on lipid-loaded intestines
Naip7 - Dietary saturated fat effect on small intestine
Naip7 - Supplementary dietary calcium effect on small-intestinal mucosal cells
Naip7 - Mesenchymal and epithelial compartments of the developing intestine
Naip7 - Protein kinase C alpha deficiency effect on small intestine
Naip7 - Paneth cell response to intestinal colonization
Naip7 - Quercetin effect on hepatic cytochrome P-450 oxidoreductase null mutants
Naip7 - Pten-null, K-ras-activated prostate cancer model
Naip7 - High dietary fat effect on small intestine: time course
Naip7 - Zymosan-induced inflammation effect on peritoneal monocyte and macrophage populations: time course
Naip7 - PLAGL2 transcription factor deficiency effect on the embryonic small intestine
Naip7 - Effect of macrophage-specific peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma deficiency on induced inflammatory bowel disease
Naip6 - 4T1 breast cancer model: metastatic sub-populations
Naip7 - Leptin deficiency effect on lungs
Naip7 - Embryonic lung side population CD45+ and CD45- cell comparison
Naip7 - Cholestatic intestinal injury model: jejunum
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