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Hspa14 - Embryonic primary cortical neuron response to knockdown of multiple autism candidate genes
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Hspa14 - RPE65 null mutant model of Leber's congenital amaurosis
Hspa14 - Age effect on hematopoietic stem cells
Hspa14 - Oocyte and one-cell embryo polysomal mRNA
Hspa14 - Homeobox transcription factor Dlx5 overexpression effect on otic vesicle derived-cell line
Hspa14 - Blastocyst response to various MAPK pathway inhibitors (MOE430 2.0)
Hspa14 - Transcription factor RUNX1 knockout
Hspa14 - Embryonic stem cell line response to the conditional expression of neurogenin 3
Hspa14 - Transcription factor Klf5 deficiency effect on embryonic stem cells
Hspa14 - Guided differentiation into dopaminergic neurons and random differentiation into embryoid bodies
Hspa14 - CD4+ T cells expressing transcription factor Foxp3 and various amounts of CD25
Hspa14 - Transcription factor Zfx deficiency effect on embryonic and hematopoietic stem cells
Hspa14 - Beta-catenin inactivation effect on intestinal crypts
Hspa14 - Interleukin 2 deficient regulatory T cells expressing transcription factor Foxp3
Hspa14 - Foregut endoderm and combined heart mesoderm and head tissue from E8.5 embryos
Hspa14 - Telomere-associated protein Rif1 depletion effect on stem cell lines
Hspa14 - Calcium-signaling effects on blastocyts
Hspa14 - Age-associated aneuploidy model
Hspa14 - Spermatogonial stem cell self-renewal: time course
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