ENSMUSG00000045744 (Bricd5)

mus musculus

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49 FANTOM5 project - adult
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9 in 3 strains - DBA/2J
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Log2-fold changeSpeciesGene nameComparisonExperimental variablesExperiment name
Adjusted p-valueLog2-fold change
2.8303 × 10-2-1.4
Bricd5'doxycycline-induced inactivation of ErbB3' vs 'ErbB3 expression'phenotypeTranscription profiling by array of mouse mammary epithelial organoids after doxycyline-induced repression of ErbB3 expression
Adjusted p-valueLog2-fold change
2.5338 × 10-41.1
Bricd5'Rb;E2f8 knock-out' vs 'wild type'genotypeExpression data from WT, E2f8 KO, Rb KO and Rb;E2f8 DKO spleen Ter19+CD71high sorted cells
Adjusted p-valueLog2-fold change
1.5631 × 10-31.1
Bricd5'myelocyte' vs 'hemopoietic stem cell'cell typeGene expression data from mouse hemopoietic stem cells (LSKs), promyelocytes, myelocytes and granulocytes.