An evolutionarily conserved intronic region controls the spatiotemporal expression of the transcription factor Sox10

Keyphrases

• Transcription Factor 100%
• Spatiotemporal Expression 100%
• Region Control 100%
• SOX10 100%
• Evolutionarily Conserved 100%
• Zebrafish 27%
• Binding Site 27%
• Vertebrates 18%
• Neural Crest 18%
• Oligodendrocyte 18%
• Notch Signaling 18%
• Regulatory Role 9%
• Transgenic 9%
• Gene Regulation 9%
• Human Disease 9%
• Central Nervous System 9%
• Catenin 9%
• In Vivo Testing 9%
• Disease Phenotype 9%
• Spatiotemporal Pattern 9%
• Epithelium 9%
• Relative Position 9%
• Early Embryo 9%
• DNA Fragments 9%
• Expression Pattern 9%
• Complex Dynamics 9%
• Regulatory Region 9%
• Highly Dynamic 9%
• Computational Results 9%
• Otic Vesicle 9%
• Spatial Patterning 9%
• Foxd3 9%
• Otic 9%
• Neural Crest Induction 9%
• Computational Comparative Genomics 9%
• Identity Positions 9%
• SRY-box Transcription Factor 9 (SOX9) 9%
• 3' End 9%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• SOX10 100%
• Transcription Factor Sox10 100%
• Zebra Fish 75%
• Binding Site 75%
• Neural Crest 75%
• Notch Signaling Pathway 50%
• Intron 50%
• Transcription Factors 50%
• Oligodendrocyte 50%
• Comparative Genomics 25%
• Regulatory Region 25%
• Transgenics 25%
• Gene Control 25%
• Catenin 25%

Neuroscience

• SOX10 100%
• Transcription Factor Sox10 100%
• Binding Site 75%
• Neural Crest 75%
• Transcription Factors 50%
• Intron 50%
• Oligodendrocyte 50%
• Notch Signaling Pathway 50%
• In Vivo 25%
• Central Nervous System 25%
• Regulatory Region 25%
• Gene Control 25%
• Comparative Genomics 25%
• Catenin 25%
• DNA Fragment 25%
• Otic Vesicle 25%