A role for Regulator of G protein Signaling-12 (RGS12) in the balance between myoblast proliferation and differentiation

Keyphrases

• Regulator of G Protein Signaling 100%
• Myoblast Proliferation 100%
• Myoblast Differentiation 100%
• Skeletal muscle 41%
• Tibialis Anterior muscle 16%
• Cardiotoxin 16%
• Myogenic Program 16%
• Myotubes 16%
• Muscle Damage 8%
• Functional Domain 8%
• Cre Recombinase 8%
• Muscle Fiber 8%
• Adult Mice 8%
• Induced Damage 8%
• GTP Hydrolysis 8%
• Modulatory 8%
• Protein Abundance 8%
• G Protein-coupled Receptor Signaling 8%
• Primary Myoblasts 8%
• Mdx Mice 8%
• Muscle Regeneration 8%
• Muscle Degeneration 8%
• Duchenne muscular Dystrophy 8%
• PDZ Domain 8%
• Pax7 8%
• Hydrolysis Rate 8%
• Developing Mice 8%
• Signal Regulator 8%
• Regenerability 8%
• Mouse Embryo 8%
• Phosphotyrosine Binding Domains 8%
• Muscle Repair 8%
• Myogenic 8%
• Somite 8%
• Ras Binding Domain 8%
• Myoblast 8%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Regulator of G Protein Signalling 100%
• Skeletal Muscle 41%
• Enzymatic Hydrolysis 8%
• Crossbreed 8%
• Cre Recombinase 8%
• Guanosine Triphosphate 8%
• Binding Domain 8%
• G Protein Coupled Receptor 8%
• GoLoco Motif 8%
• Muscle Regeneration 8%
• Phosphotyrosine-Binding Domain 8%
• PDZ Domain 8%
• Somite 8%