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Literature summary for 4.3.1.3 extracted from

  • Luu, N.; Wen, L.; Fu, L.; Fujimoto, K.; Shi, Y.B.; Sun, G.
    Differential regulation of two histidine ammonia-lyase genes during Xenopus development implicates distinct functions during thyroid hormone-induced formation of adult stem cells (2013), Cell Biosci., 3, 43.
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Organism

Organism UniProt Comment Textmining
Xenopus laevis Q0VGW8 two duplicated HAL genes, HAL1 and HAL2, exist in this organism
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Xenopus laevis Q6AZU6 two duplicated HAL genes, HAL1 and HAL2, exist in this organism
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Xenopus tropicalis F6RBJ7 two duplicated HAL genes, HAL1 and HAL2, exist in this organism
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Xenopus tropicalis Q6AZU6 two duplicated HAL genes, HAL1 and HAL2, exist in this organism
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Source Tissue

Source Tissue Comment Organism Textmining
embryo
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 Xenopus laevis
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embryo
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 Xenopus tropicalis
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intestine highly expressed specifically in the adult progenitor/stem cells during intestinal metamorphosis Xenopus tropicalis
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intestine highly expressed specifically in the adult progenitor/stem cells during intestinal metamorphosis Xenopus laevis
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additional information when analyzed in whole animals, HAL1 is expressed only during embryogenesis but not metamorphosis Xenopus laevis
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additional information when analyzed in whole animals, HAL1 is expressed only during embryogenesis but not metamorphosis Xenopus tropicalis
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additional information when analyzed in whole animals, HAL2 is expressed during metamorphosis but not embryogenesis Xenopus tropicalis
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additional information when analyzed in whole animals, HAL2 is expressed during metamorphosis but not embryogenesis Xenopus laevis
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Synonyms

Synonyms Comment Organism
HAL1
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 Xenopus laevis
HAL1
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 Xenopus tropicalis
Hal2
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 Xenopus tropicalis
Hal2
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 Xenopus laevis

Expression

Organism Comment Expression
Xenopus tropicalis HAL2 is highly upregulated by T3 up
Xenopus laevis HAL2 is highly upregulated by T3 up