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. 2015 Mar 12;6:67. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2015.00067

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Copyright © 2015 Letteboer, Benzinou, Merrick, Quigley, Zhau, Kim, To, Jablons, van Amstel, Westermann, Giraud, Dupuis-Girod, Lesca, Berg, Balmain and Akhurst.

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Eng, Acvrl1, and Ptpn14 gene expression are highly correlated in normal mouse lung tissues. RNA extracted from a panel of 69 wild type healthy mouse lungs from an F1 inter-specific mouse backcross between Mus spretus and Mus musculus FVB/Ola, was subjected to TAQMAN qRT-PCR analysis with five probes, Eng, Acvrl1, Ptpn14, Gus, and Gapdh. (A–C) show pair-wise correlations for expression of the two probes indicated in each of the 69 samples. Eng, Acvrl1, and Ptpn14, expression are normalized against Gapdh. The data showed a similar strong correlation when normalized against Gus (not shown). Non-parametric Spearman Rank correlations shown were calculated in R.