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Integrated Animals is a virtual database currently indexing available animal strains and mutants from: AGSC (Ambystoma), BCBC (mice), BDSC (flies), European Xenopus Resource Center (frog), The National Xenopus Resource (frog), Xenopus Express (frog), CWRU Cystic Fibrosis Mouse Models (mice), DGGR (flies), FlyBase (flies), IMSR (mice), MGI (mice), MMRRC (mice), NSRRC (pig), RGD (rats), Sperm Stem Cell Libraries for Biological Research (rats), Tetrahymena Stock Center (Tetrahymena), WormBase (worms), XGSC (Xiphophorus), ZFIN (zebrafish), and ZIRC (zebrafish). Note, the IMSR data is linked, but users may need to re-execute the search if the top mouse is not returned properly.
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http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021906
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55295
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021906 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021909
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55305
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021909 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021908
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55299
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021908 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021902
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55273
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021902 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021937
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55423
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021937 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021932
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55404
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021932 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021931
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55402
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021931 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021933
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55405
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021933 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021929
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55396
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021929 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021928
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55391
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021928 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021921
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55365
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021921 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021920
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55362
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021920 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021923
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55379
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021923 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022090
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00001612(glr-1)|WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00001612(glr-1), WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs261[IM#180 pRF4]; rhIs4; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM527
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all PVC interneurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022090 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022095
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006746(unc-6)|WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006746(unc-6), WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs260[IM#180 pRF4]; edIs20; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM532
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all neurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022095 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022086
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006746(unc-6)|WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006746(unc-6), WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs257[IM#184 pRF4]; edIs20; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM523
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all neurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022086 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022088
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00001612(glr-1)|WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00001612(glr-1), WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs259[IM#180 pRF4]; rhIs4; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM525
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all PVC interneurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022088 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022080
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00001612(glr-1)|WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00001612(glr-1), WBGene00006746(unc-6)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs257[IM#184 pRF4]; rhIs4; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM517
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all PVC interneurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022080 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022083
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006746(unc-6)|WBGene00006852(unc-129)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006746(unc-6), WBGene00006852(unc-129)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs257[IM#184 pRF4]; evIs82a; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM520
Notes: EMPTY
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022083 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022085
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006746(unc-6)|WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006746(unc-6), WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Availability: unknown
Synonyms: urIs256[IM#184 pRF4]; edIs20; unc-6(ev400),
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IM522
Notes: The strain was used for visualization of all neurons [Lim YS et al][021203 ck1]
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022085 Copy
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