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Class:Id	LiteratureReference:9692196
_displayName	Conditional ablation of Gata4 and Fog2 genes in mice reveals their distinct roles in mammalian sexual differentiation
_timestamp	2020-06-22 03:08:59
author	[Person:9692201] Manuylov, N L [Person:9692200] Zhou, B [Person:9692191] Ma, Q [Person:9692181] Fox, S C [Person:9692190] Pu, W T [Person:9692193] Tevosian, S G
created	[InstanceEdit:9692186] May, Bruce, 2020-06-22
journal	Dev. Biol.
pages	229-41
pubMedIdentifier	21385577
title	Conditional ablation of Gata4 and Fog2 genes in mice reveals their distinct roles in mammalian sexual differentiation
volume	353
year	2011
(literatureReference)	[RegulationReference:9692257] Positive gene expression regulation by 'Wt1:Nr5a1:Gata4:Zfpm2:Sry gene [nucleoplasm]' A GATA4/WT1 cooperation regulates transcription of genes required for mammalian sex determination and differentiation [BlackBoxEvent:9690898] Expression of Dmrt1 in testis differentiation [Mus musculus] [BlackBoxEvent:9692260] Expression of Sry in testis differentiation [Mus musculus]
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