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Global cardiac gene expression in left ventricles from 20 day-old and 60 day-old Efnb1 CMspe KO and WT male mice

ABSTRACT: To identify a physiologic postanal transcriptomic program between postnatal day 20 and 60, we first analyzed the gene expression profile in 60 day-old ( young adult) wild-type mice (WT) and compared it to 20 day-old WT mice To identify the gene expression between postnatal day 20 and 60 under the strict dependence of cardiac ephrin-B1, we compared gene expression in 20 day-old and 60 day-old Efnb1 CMspe KO (a-MHC-Cre-/+ Efnb1 flox/flox or) to 20 day-old and 60 day-old WT mice

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE196257 | GEO | 2023/01/06

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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