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Ddx39b - Embryonic stem cell response to STAT3 overexpression in vitro (MG-U74A)
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Ddx39b - Positively selected H-2b T cell receptor transgenic thymocytes (MG-U74A)
Ddx39b - Down syndrome and brain (MG-U74A)
Ddx39b - Proteasomal inhibitor lactacystin effect on cortical neurons in vitro: time course (MG_U74Av2)
Ddx39b - Neural retina leucine zipper deficiency effect on retinas: time course
Ddx39b - Lipopolysaccharide effect on macrophages pretreated with carbon monoxide: time course
Ddx39b - Retinitis pigmentosa 1 gene knockout effect on retinas: time course
Ddx39b - Ikaros mutant thymic tumors
Ddx39b - p38 inhibitor PD169316 effect on embryonic stem derived differentiated cells (U74 Version 2)
Ddx39b - Patched heterozygous model of medulloblastoma
Ddx39b - Naive CD8+ T cells proliferative response to lymphopenia: time course
Ddx39b - Erythroid progenitor erythropoiesis
Ddx39b - Spermatogonia in Zfp145 knockout (MG-U74A)
Ddx39b - Stem cell self renewal and Bmi-1 (MG-U74A)
Ddx39b - Regulatory T cell ablation effect on BDC2.5/NOD pancreatic or splenic natural killer cells: time course
Ddx39b - Pancreatic development (MG-U74A)
Ddx39b - Topoisomerase IIbeta deficiency effect on the developing embryonic brain
Ddx39b - Macrophage cell line response to Chlamydia pneumoniae infection
Ddx39b - Medullary thymic epithelial cells
Ddx39b - Thymocyte response to anti-T cell receptor antibody stimulation
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