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Transcriptional targets of Xenopus EBF3 in the absence of Noggin : Untreated animal caps vs. Dexamethasone (DEX) treated animal caps
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Transcriptional targets of Xenopus EBF3 in the presence of Noggin : Untreated animal caps vs. Dexamethasone (DEX) treated animal caps
Studies on Xenopus laevis intestine reveal biological pathways underlying vertebrate gut adaptation from embryo to adult
Agilent Xenopus laevis 22k AMADID-013665
Control for DEX
Active EBF
Control for DEX replicate 2
Active EBF replicate 2
Control for DEX replicate 1
Active EBF replicate 1
Small intestine-juvenile (NF66) Replicate-3
Small intestine-juvenile (NF66) Replicate-2
Small intestine-juvenile (NF66) Replicate-1
Small intestine-metamorphic climax (NF61) Replicate-2
Small intestine-metamorphic climax (NF61) Replicate-1
Small intestine-prometamorphic (NF58) Replicate-3
Small intestine-prometamorphic (NF58) Replicate-2
Small intestine-prometamorphic (NF58) Replicate-1
Small intestine-premetamorphic (NF53) Replicate-3
Small intestine-premetamorphic (NF53) Replicate-2
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