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Proper Citation: RRID:NXR_1094
Description: (pbin7LEF-GFP/Wnt Reporter) GFP expression reveals dynamic patterns of Wnt/beta-catenin signaling activity. The inserted transgene construct contains a synthetic Wnt-responsive promoter consisting of 7 copies of a TCF/LEF1 binding DNA element, a minimal TATA box and a reporter gene encoding destabilized eGFP and a polyA sequence. The transgene is flanked on both sides by two copies of the chicken HS4-core sequence. Xtr.Tg(WntREs:dEGFP)
Species: Xenopus tropicalis
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Source Database: National Xenopus Resource (NXR)
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