Gene Expression Data
Assay Details
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Assay
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Reference:
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J:20157
Kopan R, et al., The intracellular domain of mouse Notch: a constitutively activated repressor of myogenesis directed at the basic helix-loop-helix region of MyoD. Development. 1994 Sep;120(9):2385-96
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Assay type:
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RT-PCR
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MGI Accession ID:
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MGI:2135853
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Gene symbol:
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Myog
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Gene name:
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myogenin
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Probe:
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myogenin-pE, myogenin-pF
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Probe preparation:
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Double stranded labelled with P32 DNA
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Visualized with:
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Autoradiography
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Assay notes:
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Embryo fragments used for RT-PCR samples contained tissue derived from all germ layers.
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Results
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| E9.0
(a)
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TS14: caudal neuropore
TS14: paraxial mesenchyme
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Absent
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Embryo fragments containing the caudal neuropore (CN) and posterior presomitic mesoderm.
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| E9.0
(a)
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TS14: paraxial mesenchyme
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Absent
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing (anterior) presomitic mesoderm (PSM).
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| E9.0
(a)
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TS14: somite
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Absent
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing the four most posterior somites (1-4).
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| E9.0
(a)
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TS14: somite
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Absent
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing the next four somites (5-9) anterior to the four most posterior somites.
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| E10.0
(a)
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TS16: caudal neuropore
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Not Specified
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Embryo fragments containing the caudal neuropore (CN) and posterior presomitic mesoderm.
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| E10.0
(a)
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TS16: trunk paraxial mesenchyme
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Not Specified
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing (anterior) presomitic mesoderm (PSM).
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| E10.0
(a)
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TS16: trunk somite
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Not Specified
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing the four most posterior somites (1-4).
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| E10.0
(a)
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TS16: trunk somite
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Not Specified
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Not Specified; total RNA |
CD-1 |
| Not Specified |
Fragments containing the next four somites (5-9) anterior to the four most posterior somites.
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Notes:
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