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TRPC5 Microarray Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 7224, Number of structures: 396, Male: 5, White or Caucasian: 3, Black or African American: 2, Adult: 5
Study: Human Brain Microarray
TRPC5 Microarray Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 707171
Study: Non-Human Primate Macrodissection Microarray
TRPC5 Microarray Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 7224, Number of tissue regions: 516
Study: Developing Human Prenatal LMD Microarray
TRPC5-AS1 RNA Sequencing Experiments
TRPC5 antisense RNA 1 (non-protein coding), Number of tissue regions: 52, Male: 3, Black or African American: 2, White or Caucasian: 1, Adult: 3
Study: Developing Human Transcriptome
TRPC5 RNA Sequencing Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Number of tissue regions: 52, Male: 3, Black or African American: 2, White or Caucasian: 1, Adult: 3
Study: Developing Human Transcriptome
Gene TRPC5 RNA Sequencing Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 7224, Male: 19, Female: 18, unknown: 36, Aged: 9, Adult: 27, Juvenile: 1
Study: Human Glioblastoma RNASeq
TRPC5 Microarray Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 707171, Number of tissue regions: 128
Study: Non-Human Primate Microdissection Microarray
TRPC5 RNA Sequencing Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 7224
Study: Aging Dementia TBI - non-ISH data
Trpc5 RNA Sequencing Experiments
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", Entrez_id: 22067
Study: Mouse Cell Types - transcriptomics data
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P56, coronal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 71247658, C57BL/6J
Studies: Developing Mouse Brain, Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P56, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 69288399, C57BL/6J
Studies: Developing Mouse Brain, Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P28, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100041076, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, sagittal, TS26
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100056352, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P4, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100092321, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P14, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100041495, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P28, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100075479, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, P4, sagittal
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100056183, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, Male, E15.5, sagittal, TS24
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100098160, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, E13.5, sagittal, TS21
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100046395, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain
Trpc5 ISH: Mus musculus, E11.5, sagittal, TS19
"transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5", entrez_id: 22067, Experiment: 100046781, C57BL/6J
Study: Developing Mouse Brain