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Ush2a - RPE65 null mutant model of Leber's congenital amaurosis
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
Ush2a - Fasting effect on the liver
Ush2a - Cystatin B knockout model of progressive myoclonus epilepsy: cultured cerebellar granule cells
Ush2a - Serum response factor null mutation effect on neonatal cardiomyocytes
Ush2a - Smooth muscle cell differentiation induced by retinoic acid: time course
Ush2a - Asthma model: lungs
Ush2a - Growth hormone effect on bone: time course
Ush2a - Nitric oxide generator DETA-NONOate effect on in vitro neuronal injury model: time course
Ush2a - Pancreatic cancer model: saliva supernatant
Ush2a - All-trans retinoic acid effect on retinoic acid receptor α-deficient F9 teratocarcinoma cells
Ush2a - Mammary epithelial stem cells (MG-430B)
Ush2a - Vascular endothelial cell differentiation in vitro
Ush2a - Lacrimal gland and cornea burn: time course (SMCmou8400A)
GEO DataSets Gene Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
Ush2a - Paneth cell response to intestinal colonization
Ush2a - Retinoblastoma-like p107 knockout effect on neurospheres (MG-430B)
Ush2a - RNA helicase p68/p72 knockdown effect on skeletal muscle cells (MG-430B)
Ush2a - Embryonic V6.5 stem cell differentiation in vitro (MG-430B)
Ush2a - Ras-associated binding protein 3A mutations effect on brain cortices and hippocampi (MG-430B)
Ush2a - Uniparental duplication of chromosome 7 regions effect on embryo and newborn brain (MG-430B)
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