An AKT3-FOXG1-reelin network underlies defective migration in human focal malformations of cortical development.
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Plasmids from Article
ID | Plasmid | Purpose |
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73047 | pCAG mFoxg1-GFP T271A | C-terminal fusion of gfp Mouse Foxg1 T271A |
73048 | pCAG mFoxg1-GFP wildtype | C-terminal fusion of gfp Mouse wildtype Foxg1 |
73049 | pCIG AKT3 E17K;K177M | Human AKT3 E17K;K177M |
73050 | pCIG AKT3 E17K | Human AKT3 E17K |
73051 | pCIG AKT3 K177M | Human AKT3 K177M |
73052 | pCIG AKT3 S472A | Human AKT3 S472A |
73053 | pCIG AKT3 S472E | Human AKT3 S472E |
73055 | pCIG PIK3CA E545K | Human PIK3CA E545K |
73056 | pCIG PIK3CA Wildtype | Human PIK3CA Wildtype |
73057 | pCAG mFoxg1-GFP T271E | C-terminal GFP fusion of Mouse Foxg1 T271E |