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Gene Expression Data
Assay Details
Assay
Reference: J:34198 Boulet AM, et al., Targeted disruption of hoxc-4 causes esophageal defects and vertebral transformations. Dev Biol. 1996 Jul 10;177(1):232-49
Assay type: RNA in situ
MGI Accession ID: MGI:5490777
Gene symbol: Hoxc5
Gene name: homeobox C5
Probe: Hoxc5 probe9
Probe preparation: Antisense labelled with digoxigenin RNA
Visualized with: Alkaline phosphatase
Assay notes: Hemisected embryos.
Results
Specimen 8A: embryonic day 12.5; Hoxc4tm1Mrc/Hoxc4+ (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS20: vertebral cartilage condensation Present Regionally restricted 8A The anterior limit of expression is at prevertebra 5 or prevertebra 6 with highest levels in pv7-15/16.
TS20: spinal cord Present 8A

Specimen 8B: embryonic day 12.5; Hoxc4tm1Mrc/Hoxc4+ (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS20: trunk Present Regionally restricted 8B Expression is in a region surrounding the forelimb.
TS20: spinal cord Present 8B

Specimen 8C: embryonic day 12.5; Hoxc4tm1Mrc/Hoxc4tm1Mrc (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS20: vertebral cartilage condensation Present Regionally restricted 8C The amount is reduced in the domain of strongest expression.
TS20: spinal cord Present Regionally restricted 8C There is a more posterior boundaray of expression in this mutant.

Specimen 8D: embryonic day 12.5; Hoxc4tm1Mrc/Hoxc4tm1Mrc (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS20: trunk Trace Regionally restricted 8D Expression is in a region surrounding the forelimb.
TS20: spinal cord Present Regionally restricted 8D There is a more posterior boundaray of expression in this mutant.


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05/14/2024
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