ZFIN ID: ZDB-FIG-130710-9
Rodríguez-Aznar et al., 2013 - Scratch2 Prevents Cell Cycle Re-Entry by Repressing miR-25 in Postmitotic Primary Neurons. The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience   33(12):5095-5105 Full text @ J. Neurosci.
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Stage: Prim-5
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Stage: Prim-5

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Gene Expression Details
Gene Antibody Fish Conditions Stage Anatomy Assay
EGFP in1Tg; knu3Tg chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 spinal cord neuron IFL
knu3Tg control Prim-5 spinal cord neuron IHC
knu3Tg chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 spinal cord neuron IHC
mRFP1 in1Tg; knu3Tg chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 neuron nucleus IFL
Prim-5 spinal cord neuron IFL
Antibody Labeling Details
Antibody Assay Fish Conditions Stage Anatomy
Ab1-elavl IHC WT control Prim-5 spinal cord neuron
IHC WT chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 spinal cord neuron
Phenotype Details
Fish Conditions Stage Phenotype
WT chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 primary neuron proliferative, abnormal
Prim-5 proliferative region mislocalised, abnormal
Prim-5 re-entry into mitotic cell cycle increased occurrence, abnormal
Prim-5 regulation of cyclin-dependent protein serine/threonine kinase activity decreased process quality, abnormal
Prim-5 regulation of neural precursor cell proliferation decreased process quality, abnormal
in1Tg; knu3Tg chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 primary neuron proliferative, abnormal
Prim-5 proliferative region mislocalised, abnormal
Prim-5 re-entry into mitotic cell cycle increased occurrence, abnormal
Prim-5 regulation of neural precursor cell proliferation decreased process quality, abnormal
knu3Tg chemical treatment: messenger RNA Prim-5 primary neuron proliferative, abnormal
Prim-5 proliferative region mislocalised, abnormal
Prim-5 re-entry into mitotic cell cycle increased occurrence, abnormal
Prim-5 regulation of neural precursor cell proliferation decreased process quality, abnormal
Full text @ J. Neurosci.
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