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Gene expression profiling using RNA-Seq data of 12 mouse syngeneic tumor models treated with lenvatinib
GSE281579
Mus musculus
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
107 samples
2025/01/22
GPL24247
Summary
We performed RNA-Seq analysis using total RNA extracted from tumor tissues of 12 mouse syngeneic tumor models resected from mice orally administered lenvatinib (10 mg/kg once daily), without any treatment (No Treatment) for 7 days (Day 8 NT or Day 8 LEN), or tumor tissues resected from mice when tumor volume reached approximately 100 mm3 (Baseline NT), to investigate the baseline characteristics of 12 tumor models and differentially expressed genes by the drug treatment.
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