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Details on Person In Vivo Ablation of the Conserved GATA-Binding Motif in the Amh Promoter Impairs Amh Expression in the Male Mouse

Class:Id	LiteratureReference:9696126
_displayName	In Vivo Ablation of the Conserved GATA-Binding Motif in the Amh Promoter Impairs Amh Expression in the Male Mouse
_timestamp	2020-07-18 13:11:43
author	[Person:9696127] Bouchard, Marie France [Person:9696123] Bergeron, Francis [Person:9696124] Grenier Delaney, Jasmine [Person:9696125] Harvey, Louis-Mathieu [Person:9692263] Viger, Robert S
created	[InstanceEdit:9696122] May, Bruce, 2020-07-18
journal	Endocrinology
pages	817-826
pubMedIdentifier	30759208
title	In Vivo Ablation of the Conserved GATA-Binding Motif in the Amh Promoter Impairs Amh Expression in the Male Mouse
volume	160
year	2019
(literatureReference)	[RegulationReference:9692153] Positive gene expression regulation by 'Sox9:Nr5a1:Gata4:Amh gene [nucleoplasm]' The sex-determining factors SRY and SOX9 regulate similar target genes and promote testis cord formation during testicular differentiation [Reaction:9692157] Sox9 and Nr5a1 (Sf1) bind the Amh gene [Mus musculus]
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