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Cellular retinoic acid binding protein 2, a
crabp2a
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ACID, crabp1a, CRABP-II, POLYMERASE, CRABP
Papers on
crabp2a
Duplicated crabp1 and crabp2 genes in medaka (Oryzias latipes): gene structure, phylogenetic relationship and tissue-specific distribution of transcripts.
Halifax, Canada. In Comp Biochem Physiol B Biochem Mol Biol, 2013
Here we report the genomic organization of duplicated cellular retinoic acid-binding protein genes, crabp1 and crabp2, in medaka (Japanese ricefish; Oryzias latipes), the phylogenetic relationship of medaka Crabp1a, Crabp1b, Crabp2a and Crabp2b with other Crabp/CRABP sequences from teleosts/tetrapods, and the tissue-specific distribution of crabp1a, crabp1b, crabp2a, and crabp2b transcripts in adult medaka.
Effects of acute exposure to polybrominated diphenyl ethers on retinoid signaling in zebrafish larvae.
Wuhan, China. In Environ Toxicol Pharmacol, 2013
While a significant up-regulation was observed in the transcription of retinal dehydrogenase (raldh2), the transcription of retinol binding protein (rbp1a), retinol dehydrogenase (rdh1), cellular retinoic acid binding protein (crabp1a and crabp2a) and retinoic acid receptor subunit (raraa) were down-regulated significantly, indicating disruption of retinoid signaling.
Cellular retinoic acid-binding proteins are essential for hindbrain patterning and signal robustness in zebrafish.
GeneRIF
Irvine, United States. In Development, 2012
Zebrafish Crabp2a and Crabp2b are essential for expression of hoxb4 and hoxb5 in the hindbrain.
Differential expression of the duplicated cellular retinoic acid-binding protein 2 genes (crabp2a and crabp2b) during zebrafish embryonic development.
GeneRIF
Halifax, Canada. In Gene Expr Patterns, 2005
crabp2a mRNA was detected in total RNA extracted from whole adult zebrafish, adult zebrafish muscle, testes, and skin and to a lesser extent in heart, ovary and brain.
