Genomic imprinting, by which maternal and paternal alleles of some genes have different
levels of activity, has profound effects on growth and development of the mammalian fetus. The …

Genomic imprinting results in allele-specific silencing according to parental origin 1 .
Silencing is brought about by imprinting control regions (ICRs) that are differentially marked in …

Human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) hold great promise for understanding kidney development
and disease. We reproducibly differentiated three genetically distinct wild-type hPSC …

Genomic imprinting brings about allele-specific silencing according to parental origin 1 .
Silencing is controlled by cis-acting regulatory regions that are differentially marked during …

The stimulatory alpha-subunit of trimeric G-proteins Galpha (s), which upon ligand binding
to seven-transmembrane receptors activates adenylyl cyclases to produce the second …

Genomic imprinting results in parent-of-origin-dependent monoallelic expression of selected
genes. Although their importance in development and physiology is recognized, few …

The complex imprinted Gnas locus encodes several gene products including G s α, the
ubiquitously expressed G protein α-subunit required for receptor-stimulated cAMP generation, …

Introduction A novel, red-shifted bioluminescence imaging (BLI) system called AkaBLI has
been recently developed for cell tracking in preclinical models and to date, limited data is …

The ability to track the biodistribution and fate of multiple cell populations administered to
rodents has the potential to facilitate the understanding of biological processes in a range of …

The formation of axon tracts in nervous system histogenesis is the result of selective axon
fasciculation and specific growth cone guidance in embryonic development. One group of …