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Kif5a - Antidepressant fluoxetine effect on depression model: ventral dentate gyrus
GEO DataSets Gene Profile neighbors Chromosome neighbors Homologene neighbors
Kif5a - Restless Legs Syndrome model: adult whole brain
Kif5a - Striatal-enriched protein tyrosine phosphatase (STEP) knockout effect on striatum
Kif5a - Auditory fear conditioning effect on amygdala: time course
Kif5a - SARM-deficient brain response to vesicular stomatitis virus infection
Kif5a - Mitochondrial protease Clpp knockout effect on various tissues
Kif5a - Latent gammaherpesvirus 68 infection of various organs
Kif5a - Heterozygous null CREB binding protein mutant response to environmental enrichment: hippocampus
Kif5a - Niemann-Pick Type C disease brain: time course
Kif5a - Hypothalamus development: hypothalamic and preoptic area tissues
Kif5a - Prefrontal cortex during a 24 hour (12 hour light:12 hour dark) cycle
Kif5a - Hedgehog-induced medulloblastoma model (MG-430B)
Kif5a - Vitamin E supplementation effect on aged brain
Kif5a - Various brain regions of several inbred strains
Kif5a - Huntington's disease transgenic model: time course
Kif5a - Cerebral cortex and hypothalamus response to sleep and sleep deprivation: time course
Kif5a - Morphine effect on the striatum
Kif5a - Creatine effect on the brain
Kif5a - Ras-associated binding protein 3A mutations effect on brain cortices and hippocampi (MG-430B)
Kif5a - PGC-1alpha transcriptional coactivator null mutation effect on the brain striatum
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