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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"EphA3"”.

  1. The Role of EphA Receptor Signaling in Neuroblast Survival During In Vitro Differentiation

    … forebrain fate at high yield. RNAi knockdown of EphA3, EphA4, and EphA7, was used to identify which Eph receptor was contributing to the apoptotic effect individually. It was found that transient knockdown of EphA3 and EphA4 fail to cause changes in apoptosis levels. However, knockdown of EphA7 …

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  2. Investigating the role of ephrins and their receptors in mouse folliculogenesis and ovulation

    … manner. Transcriptional activation of Efna5, Epha3, Epha5, Epha8, and Ephb2 is reduced in GCs of eCG-treated Esr2-/- females, which exhibit impaired cAMP production. These results suggest that cAMP is a novel transcriptional regulator for several Eph and Efn genes. Our findings establish a …

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  3. Genetic factors associated with neuropathic pain

    … study-I, and a genome-wide significant SNP near EPHA3 in study-II. Interestingly, these SNPs are also associated with nervous system related disorders and infectious diseases in in-silico look-ups in GeneATLAS. Gene-based GWAS using the discovery GWAS results identified two genome-wide …

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  4. Theoretical investigations into principles of topographic map formation and applications

    Topographic maps are ubiquitous brain structures that are fundamental to sensory and higher order systems and are composed of connections between two regions obeying the relationship: physically neighbouring cells in a pre-synaptic region connect to physically neighbouring cells in the …

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