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MIR20B
microRNA 20b

Gene
Official SymbolMIR20B
Official Full NamemicroRNA 20b
CGNC ID59185
also known asMIRN20B, gga-mir-20b, mir-20b, microRNA mir-20b, mir-20b
gene typemiscRNA
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RNA
PolypeptideNC_006091
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Links to other databases
Entrez Gene777891
Ensembl GeneENSGALG00000021725
KEGG
GEISHA Idgga-miR-20bData SourcePublication
Complete cDNA Template Probeshow
CAAAGTGCTCATAGTGCAGGTAG
CitationDarnell DK, Kaur S, Stanislaw S, Konieczka JH, Yatskievych TA, Antin PB. (2006) MicroRNA expression during chick embryo development. Dev Dyn. 235(11):3156-65.
CopyrightCopyright © 2009 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Commentsnear mir-18b and 106; widespread expression excepting heart at stages 24 and 25 also.
StageImage (click image to view full size)Location (click to highlight)Comments (click to highlight)
7-12
stage 8
stage 11
stage 11
stage 11
stage 12
Neural Plate/Tube
Widespread Expression
 
13-18
stage 14
stage 16
stage 18
Hindbrain
Limb Buds
Surface Ectoderm
Widespread Expression
 
19-23
stage 19
stage 20
stage 21
stage 22
stage 23
Hindbrain
Widespread Expression
not heart

Mouse

Emage
MGI GXD

Frog

Xenbase

Fruit Fly

BDGP

Zebra Finch

ZEBrA

Zebrafish

ZFIN
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