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_displayNameSingle-cell analysis reveals that expression of nanog is biallelic and equally variable as that of other pluripotency factors in mouse ESCs
_timestamp2014-01-18 01:56:08
author[Person:5244492] Faddah, Dina A
[Person:5244474] Wang, Haoyi
[Person:5244487] Cheng, Albert Wu
[Person:5244464] Katz, Yarden
[Person:5244463] Buganim, Yosef
[Person:4839758] Jaenisch, Rudolf
created[InstanceEdit:5244484] May, B, 2014-01-18
journalCell Stem Cell
pages23-9
pubMedIdentifier23827708
titleSingle-cell analysis reveals that expression of nanog is biallelic and equally variable as that of other pluripotency factors in mouse ESCs
volume13
year2013
(literatureReference)[RegulationReference:9641771] Positive gene expression regulation by 'POU5F1:SOX2:NANOG:KLF4:PBX1:SMAD2:FOXP1-ES:NANOG gene [nucleoplasm]' Core transcriptional regulatory circuitry in human embryonic stem cells
[BlackBoxEvent:452838] Expression of NANOG [Homo sapiens]
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