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Dynamic Allelic Expression in Mouse Mammary Gland Across the Adult Developmental Cycle

2024-09-02

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The mammary gland, which primarily develops postnatally, undergoes significant changes during pregnancy and lactation to facilitate milk production. Through the generation and analysis of 480 transcriptomes, we provide the most detailed allelic expression map of the mammary gland, cataloguing cell-type-specific expression from ex-vivo purified cell populations over 10 developmental stages, enabling comparative ana...

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Literature Corpus work: caf20fb9-7a05-5839-99fd-7c0e960319f2
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.02.610775

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