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percentage of DAB-positive cells within specific epithelial structures, i.e., TEBs, TD and ducts, Abs, and Lob 1. Data from different groups were analyzed by ANOVA and unpaired t -tests. Determination of gene expression profile by microarrays Total RNA from
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membrane ( Clark et al. 1994 , Lin et al. 1995 , Wang et al. 1998 , Stocco 2001 ). In testicular Leydig cells, StAR gene expression is primarily regulated by luteinizing hormone (LH), but the mechanisms responsible for LH regulation of StAR gene
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detection of expression of the Tcf7 , Tcf7l1 , and Lef1 genes are shown in Table 1 . PCR products were purified, inserted into TA cloning vectors, and verified by DNA sequencing. As shown in Fig. 3 , in addition to Tcf7l2 , both Tcf7 and Tcf7l1
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). In the present article, we report on the quantitative transcription of the OT gene and the identification of OT in the uterus of pregnant rats and describe the dependence of OT gene expression on sex steroids in ovariectomized rats
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by complex region-specific gene expression profiles ( Jervis & Robaire 2001 , Cornwall et al. 2002 ). Theunique patternsofgene expression alongtheduct contribute to the evolving repertoire of components that make up the highly specialized luminal
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of the steroidogenic cytochrome P450 genes in endocrine tissues, such as the adrenal cortex, testis, and ovary ( Morohashi et al . 1992 ). Previously, Crawford et al . (1997) using stable ectopic expression of NF5A1 in mouse embryonic stem (ES
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using a blocker, verapamil ( Manna et al . 1999 ). However, observations on the roles of L-type Ca 2+ channels in Star gene expression and steroidogenesis were not consistent in the previous studies. While blocking Ca 2+ influx through L-type Ca 2
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molecular analysis by real-time PCR. Analysis of the gene expression of tyrosine hydroxylase, Drd 1 a , and Drd 2 in the nucleus accumbens and striatum Gene expression analysis was performed in groups (TH): UC n = 5, TC ( n = 4), UHF ( n
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implicated in regulating genes involved in the metabolism and transport of cholesterol ( Lehmann et al . 1997 , Venkateswaran et al . 2000 ) and in enhancing the expression of lipogenic enzymes ( Repa et al . 2000 ). Recent studies have also demonstrated
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investigate the expression and biological function(s) of the TSHR in hBMSCs. TSH-induced gene expression was explored particularly. Materials and Methods Isolation and maintenance of mesenchymal stem cells hBMSCs were isolated by plastic adherence according to