Genomic Feature
hi3526bTg
- ID
- ZDB-ALT-050809-18
- Name
- hi3526bTg
- Synonyms
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- hi3526b (1)
- Affected Genomic Region
- Construct
- Type
- Allele caused by Transgenic insertion (1)
- Protocol
- embryos treated with DNA
- Lab of Origin
- Hopkins Lab
- Current Source
- Zebrafish International Resource Center (ZIRC) ( order this )
- Other Pages
Notes
| Comment | Citation |
|---|---|
| The construct was inserted on the plus strand of the genome. The gene in which ... | ZFIN Curated Data |
Variants
- Variant Type
- Transgenic Insertion
- Variant Location
- Chr 1: 1005217 - 1005218 (GRCz11) (1) Details
- Nucleotide change
- Variant Notes
Effect on DNA/cDNA, transcript, protein (from publications)
- DNA/cDNA Change
- None
- Transcript Consequence
- None
- Protein Consequence
- None
- Flanking Sequence
- None
- Additional Sequence
- None
Fish
| Fish | Genomic Feature Zygosity | Parental Zygosity | Affected Genomic Regions | Phenotype | Gene Expression |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| garthi3526bTg/hi3526bTg | Homozygous | ♀+/- ♂+/- | 3 figures  from Ng et al., 2009 | ||
| garthi3526bTg/hi3526bTg | Homozygous | ♀-/- ♂-/- | 2 figures from Ng et al., 2009 | ||
| garthi3526bTg/hi3526bTg | Homozygous | ♀-/- ♂+/- | Fig. 6 from Ng et al., 2009 | ||
| garthi3526bTg/+ (AB) | Heterozygous | Unknown | |||
| garthi3526bTg/+ (AB/TU) | Heterozygous | Unknown | |||
| garthi3526bTg | Unknown | Unknown | Fig. for (hi3526b) from Phenotype Annotation (1994-2006) |
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Supplemental Information
- Genotyping protocol
- hi3526btg.pdf
- Recher, G., Jouralet, J., Brombin, A., Heuzé, A., Mugniery, E., Hermel, J.M., Desnoulez, S., Savy, T., Herbomel, P., Bourrat, F., Peyriéras, N., Jamen, F., and Joly, J.S. (2013) Zebrafish midbrain slow-amplifying progenitors exhibit high levels of transcripts for nucleotide and ribosome biogenesis. Development (Cambridge, England). 140(24):4860-9
- Ng, A., Uribe, R.A., Yieh, L., Nuckels, R., and Gross, J.M. (2009) Zebrafish mutations in gart and paics identify crucial roles for de novo purine synthesis in vertebrate pigmentation and ocular development. Development (Cambridge, England). 136(15):2601-2611
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