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Rcan1 - RP_Baylor_103205 - sagittal

Experiment
Gene	Rcan1
Probe Type	RNA
Probe Orientation	Antisense
Plane of Section	sagittal
Treatments	ISH

Specimen 1989
Organism	Mus musculus
Strain	C57BL/6J
Age	56
Sex	M

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Probe RP_Baylor_103205
Type	RNA	Orientation	Antisense
NCBI Accession	NM_019466.2	Forward Primer
GI	31542573	Reverse primer
Sequence: CGAGGTGCNAAGGAACCTTCAGCTNGGGCTTGACTGAGAGAGCGAGTCGTTCGTTAAGCGTNTGCCCCGTGAAAAAGCAGAATGCATTTTAGGGACTTTAGCTACAATTTTAGCTCCCTGATTGCTTGTGTGGCAAACGATGATGTCTTCAGCGAAAGTGAGACCAGGGCCAAATTTGAATCCCTCTTCAGAACATATGACAAGGACACCACCTTCCAGTATTTTAAGAGCTTCAAACGTGTCCGGATAAACTTCAGCAACCCCTTATCTGCAGCCGATGCCAGGCTGCGGCTGCACAAGACCGAGTTCCTGGGGAAGGAAATGAAGTTGTATTTTGCTCAGACTTTACACATAGGAAGGTTCACACCTGGCTCCGCCCAATCCCGACAAACAGTTCCTCATCTCCCCTCCGGCCTCTCCTCCCGTTGGCTGGAAACAAGTAGAAGANGCCANCCCGGTCATAAATNACGATCTTTTANATGCCCATCTCCAAGCTTGGGGCCAGGGAGAGAAAGTATGAACTGCATGCAGCGACAGACACCACTCCCAGTGGGGNGGGCCACGTGTGTGANAAGGGNCAAGAGAATTGAGGAGGAAAAAGGA

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