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Armc6 - Neuron-specific T-box transcription factor deficiency effect on embryonic day 16.5 forebrains
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Armc6 - Skeletal muscle response to voluntary running: time course
Armc6 - MyD88-deficient macrophage response to lipopolysaccharide and E. coli
Armc6 - Bile ductular differentiation of embryonic hepatoblasts: time course
Armc6 - T helper type 9 cells stimulated with anti-CD3 antibody
Armc6 - SIRT1 deficiency effect on the brain
Armc6 - Liver response to a high cholesterol diet and phenobarbital
Armc6 - Estradiol effect on the uterus: time course
Armc6 - Polycomb repressive complex 1 protein Bmi1 transduced CCE embryonic stem cells and differentiated embryoid body samples
Armc6 - Vancomycin effect on the kidney: dose response
Armc6 - Nodose and dorsal root ganglia comparison (MG-430 2.0)
Armc6 - Rough attenuated Brucella suis strain infection effect on macrophage cell line: time course
Armc6 - High-fat diet effect on brown adipose tissue development
Armc6 - Sickle cell anemia model: brain response to naloxone
Armc6 - Asthma model: lungs
Armc6 - POU-domain transcription factor Brn3a knockout effect on embryonic ganglia (MG-U74B)
Armc6 - Werner syndrome protein and poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase-1 null mutants
Armc6 - Hypoxic-ischemic injury response to erythropoietin pretreatment
Armc6 - Lacrimal gland and cornea burn: time course (SMCmou6600Av2)
Armc6 - Normal liver developmental stages: embryonic and postnatal
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