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ERBA BETA1 - thyroid hormone receptor

Ovis aries

Synonyms: NR1A2, THRB

Jansen, H.T. et al., Fierro-Renoy, J.F. et al.

Jansen, Lubbers, Macchia, DeGroot, Lehman,

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Thyroid hormone receptor (alpha) distribution in hamster and sheep brain: colocalization in gonadotropin-releasing hormone and other identified neurons [1].
Three different thyroid hormone receptor isoforms are detected in a pure culture of ovine oligodendrocytes [2].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of ERBA BETA1

Double label immunocytochemistry was used to examine GnRH- and other neurotransmitter/neuropeptide-containing neurons for thyroid hormone receptor (alphaTHR) colocalization in two seasonal breeders, the golden hamster and the sheep [1].

References

Thyroid hormone receptor (alpha) distribution in hamster and sheep brain: colocalization in gonadotropin-releasing hormone and other identified neurons. Jansen, H.T., Lubbers, L.S., Macchia, E., DeGroot, L.J., Lehman, M.N. Endocrinology (1997) [Pubmed]
Three different thyroid hormone receptor isoforms are detected in a pure culture of ovine oligodendrocytes. Fierro-Renoy, J.F., Szuchet, S., Falcone, M., Macchia, E., DeGroot, L. Glia (1995) [Pubmed]

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