Amygdala-enriched genes identified by microarray technology are restricted to specific amygdaloid subnuclei Mariela Zirlinger*, Gabriel Kreiman*, and David J. Anderson*†‡ *Division of Biology, †Howard Hughes

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Date: 2011-12-30 12:31:56 Molecular biology Genomics Microarrays DNA DNA microarray In situ hybridization Olfaction Hybridization probe Expressed sequence tag Biology Gene expression Biochemistry		Amygdala-enriched genes identified by microarray technology are restricted to specific amygdaloid subnuclei Mariela Zirlinger, Gabriel Kreiman, and David J. Anderson†‡ Division of Biology, †Howard Hughes Add to Reading List Source URL: klab.tch.harvard.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,01 MB Share Document on Facebook

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