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Postnatal development of photoreceptor-specific proteins in mice with hereditary retinal degeneration. An immunocytochemical study.

Experimental biology - 1 Jan 1990

Cantera R, von Schantz M, Chader G J, Ehinger B, Sanyal S, van Veen T

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The postnatal development of immunoreactivity for photoreceptor-specific markers was studied in mice carrying the genes rd (retinal degeneration) and rds (retinal degeneration slow) in different combinations. Antibodies raised against three specific photoreceptor proteins (opsin, alpha-transducin and S-antigen) were applied on retinae from mice with the following allelic combinations at the rd and rds loci: +/+,...

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PMID: 2142100

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