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Assay Details
Assay
Reference: J:336866 Puelles L, et al., The Midbrain Preisthmus: A Poorly Known Effect of the Isthmic Organizer. Int J Mol Sci. 2023 Jun 5;24(11)
Assay type: RNA in situ
MGI Accession ID: MGI:7664446
Gene symbol: Trh
Gene name: thyrotropin releasing hormone
Probe: Trh_riboprobe
Probe preparation: Antisense labelled with digoxigenin RNA
Visualized with: Alkaline phosphatase
Assay notes: The authors analyzed data from the Allen Developing Mouse Brain.
Results
Specimen 3r: embryonic day 11.5 (more )
Note: Sample was postfixed in 4% paraformaldehyde.
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS19: midbrain Present Regionally restricted 3r Signal appeared selectively in a semilunar postmitotic mantle area that might correspond to the caudal sulcal area.

Specimen 11z: embryonic day 18.5 (more )
Note: Sample was postfixed in 4% paraformaldehyde.
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS26: midbrain Present Regionally restricted 11z A singular basal preisthmic dot-like area of expression was seen periventricularly.

Specimen 11aa: embryonic day 18.5 (more )
Note: Sample was postfixed in 4% paraformaldehyde.
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS26: midbrain Present Regionally restricted 11aa A Trh-positive distinct cell group in the ventral periaqueductal gray associated with the preisthmus, out of which less numerous similar cells spread out laterally and ventrally.
TS26: periaqueductal grey Present Regionally restricted 11aa A Trh-positive distinct cell group in the ventral periaqueductal gray associated with the preisthmus, out of which less numerous similar cells spread out laterally and ventrally.


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last database update
10/09/2024
MGI 6.24
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