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Kristin R. Douglas,
Jennifer A Kennell,
Bradley S. Sprecher,
Pallavi Eswara,
Ormond A MacDougald,
Lyons,
Robert H,
Athena I. Patrianakos,
Sally A Camper,
Michelle L Brinkmeier,
Mary Anne Potok, Tabitha A. Harrison
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ABSTRACT: Prop1 is one of several transcription factors important for the development of the pituitary gland. Downstream targets of PROP1 and other critical pituitary transcription factors remain largely unknown. We have generated a partial expression profile of the developing pituitary gland containing over 350 transcripts, using cDNA subtractive hybridization between Prop1 df/df and wild-type embryonic pituitary gland primordia. Numerous classes of genes including transcription factors, membrane associated molecules, and cell cycle regulators were identified in this study. Of the transcripts, 34% do not have sequence similarity to known genes, but are similar to ESTs, and 4% represent novel sequences. Pituitary gland expression of a number of clones was verified using in situ hybridization. Peer Reviewed http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/42122/1/335-12-11-843_10120843.pdf
