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Proteome of mouse mammary gland

ABSTRACT: Protein Dynamic Landscape during Mouse Mammary Gland Development from virgin to pregnant, lactating and involuting stage.

ORGANISM(S): Mus Musculus

SUBMITTER: Zicong Li

PROVIDER: PXD046407 | iProX | Thu Oct 26 00:00:00 BST 2023

REPOSITORIES: iProX

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Protein Dynamic Landscape during Mouse Mammary Gland Development from Virgin to Pregnant, Lactating, and Involuting Stages.

Wang Wenjing W Wang Shunbo S Wang Hao H Zheng Enqin E Wu Zhenfang Z Li Zicong Z

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 20240321 13

The mammary gland undergoes significant physiological changes as it undergoes a transition from virgin to pregnancy, lactation, and involution. However, the dynamic role of proteins in regulating these processes during mouse mammary gland development has not been thoroughly explored. In this study, we collected mouse mammary gland tissues from mature virgins aged 8-10 weeks (V), day 16 of pregnancy (P16d), day 12 of lactation (L12d), day 1 of forced weaning (FW 1d), and day 3 of forced weaning ( ...[more]

PMID: 38513219

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Proteome of mouse mammary gland

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Protein Dynamic Landscape during Mouse Mammary Gland Development from Virgin to Pregnant, Lactating, and Involuting Stages.

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