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    Immunohistochemistry and RNA In Situ Hybridization in Mouse Brain Development

    During development, the mouse brain is progressively divided into functionally distinct compartments. Numerous neuronal and glial cell types are subsequently generated in response to various inductive signals....

    **ling Liu, Aimin Liu in Brain Development (2014)

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    Identifying Essential Genes in Mouse Development via an ENU-Based Forward Genetic Approach

    The completion of the human and mouse genome projects at the beginning of the past decade represented a very important step forward in our pursuit of a comprehensive understanding of the genetic control of mam...

    Aimin Liu, Jonathan Eggenschwiler in Mouse Molecular Embryology (2014)

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    Immunohistochemistry and RNA In Situ Hybridization in Mouse Brain Development

    During development, the mouse brain is progressively divided into functionally distinct compartments. Numerous neuronal and glial cell types are subsequently generated in response to various inductive signals....

    **ling Liu, Aimin Liu in Brain Development (2020)