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Lsm12 - RPE65 null mutant model of Leber's congenital amaurosis
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Lsm12 - FLT3/ITD-SmoM2 acute myeloid leukemia model: sorted bone marrow cells
Lsm12 - p300 genetic reduction model of Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome: hippocampus
Lsm12 - Huntington's disease models
Lsm12 - Protein tyrosine kinase Src R388A mutant rescue by imidazole in living cells: time course
Lsm12 - Effect of Tet2 loss in bone marrow progenitors
Lsm12 - Transcriptional coactivator PGC-1beta hypomorphic mutation effect on the skeletal muscle
Lsm12 - Pulmonary dendritic cell subsets
Lsm12 - Dicer deficiency effect on preadipocytes
Lsm12 - Wild type, postnatal day 7 motor neuron populations
Lsm12 - GATA-1 knockdown effect on megakaryocytes
Lsm12 - MYBL1 transcription factor knockout effect on testes
Lsm12 - Distal convoluted tubular epithelial cell line response to mineralocorticoid receptor overexpression and aldosterone
Lsm12 - Transcription factor HNF4 null mutation effect on fetal colon
Lsm12 - Nrf2-deficient type II lung epithelial cell response to antioxidant supplementation
Lsm12 - Microchimeric fetal cells isolated from maternal lung during late pregnancy
Lsm12 - DNA electroporation effect on skeletal muscles: time course
Lsm12 - Embryonic stem cell cardiopoiesis
Lsm12 - FHL2 deficiency effect on spontaneously immortalized embryonic fibroblasts
Lsm12 - MMTV/c-MYC transgenic model of breast cancer: peripheral blood cells
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