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Pcdhb15 - Wnt4 mutation effect on female embryonic gonads
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Pcdhb15 - Cystatin B knockout model of progressive myoclonus epilepsy: postnatal day 30 cerebellum
Pcdhb15 - Articular cartilage zones: 1-week old normal proximal tibia
Pcdhb15 - Integrin beta-6 deficiency model of emphysema: alveolar macrophage
Pcdhb15 - RPE65 null mutant model of Leber's congenital amaurosis
Pcdhb15 - Interstrain differences in the liver effects of trichloroethylene
Pcdhb15 - Hepatocyte growth factor effect on Met receptor-knockout primary hepatocytes: time course
Pcdhb15 - Mammary epithelial stem cells (MG-430B)
Pcdhb15 - Rough attenuated Brucella suis strain infection effect on macrophage cell line: time course
Pcdhb15 - Atherogenic diet effect on the liver: time course
Pcdhb15 - Lung response to chronic and acute exposure to ingested arsenic
Pcdhb15 - Diethylstilbestrol effect on the prepubertal uterus: dose response
Pcdhb15 - Guided differentiation into dopaminergic neurons and random differentiation into embryoid bodies
Pcdhb15 - 4T1 breast cancer model: metastatic sub-populations
Pcdhb15 - Human cytomegalovirus chemokine receptor U28 expression effect on fibroblast cell line
Pcdhb15 - Non-obese diabetic (NOD) and disease-resistant NOD.NOR-Chr4 models: splenic B cells
Pcdhb15 - Interleukin-22 effect on colon cultures
Pcdhb15 - Embryonic gonad development
Pcdhb15 - Ascorbic acid effect on Mc3T3 osteoblasts
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