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Fam107b - Citrobacter rodentium infection of interleukin-10 deficient colon
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Fam107b - SmoA1 and SmoA2 models of medulloblastoma: postnatal day 5 brain
Fam107b - Estradiol effect on uterus of EAAE estrogen receptor α DNA-binding-deficient model
Fam107b - Irradiation effect on peripheral blood mononuclear cells: dose response
Fam107b - Regulatory, pathogenic and control CD4+ T cells
Fam107b - Mitochondrial complex I inhibitor rotenone effect on primary cortical neurons: time course
Fam107b - Estrogen effect on male and female haematopoietic stem cells
Fam107b - MEKK2 and MEKK3 deficiency effect on CD26L(low)CD44(high) CD4 T cells
Fam107b - T helper type 9 cells
Fam107b - Glucocorticoid effect on the female liver
Fam107b - Cyclophosphamide effect on bone marrow: time course
Fam107b - Atherosclerosis susceptibility model: macrophages
Fam107b - Segmented filamentous bacteria gut colonization effect on nonobese diabetic mice: T cells
Fam107b - Lipopolysaccharide effect on transmembrane protease, serine 6 deficient liver
Fam107b - Glucocorticoid effect on the male liver
Fam107b - Cyclophosphamide effect on peripheral blood leukocytes: time course
Fam107b - SIRT1 deficiency effect on the liver
Fam107b - Rhabdomyosarcoma model
Fam107b - 17β-estradiol effect on uterus of uterine epithelial ERα conditional knockout model: time course
Fam107b - Chronic, low level drug exposure effect on obese liver
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