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http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00047694
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00001719(grl-10)|WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00004496(rps-27)|WBGene00006789(unc-54)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00001719(grl-10), WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00004496(rps-27), WBGene00006789(unc-54)
Availability: unknown
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: grl-10(gk5569[loxP + myo-2p::GFP::unc-54 3' UTR + rps-27p::neoR::unc-54 3' UTR + loxP]) V.
Notes: Homozygous viable. Deletion of 1488 bp with Calarco/Colaiacovo selection cassette conferring myo-2 GFP and G418 resistance inserted at break. Pick viable fertile GFP+ animals to maintain. Left flanking sequence: ACTGGCGATCGTCAGAATCTTCGGAGACCT; Right flanking sequence: AATCTCGACGAAGAAGATGAATTAATCGCT. Please reference Au et al., G3 9(1): 135-144 2019 in any work resulting from use of this mutation.|"Made_by: Vancouver KO Group"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00047694 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00047695
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00004496(rps-27)|WBGene00006789(unc-54)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00004496(rps-27), WBGene00006789(unc-54)
Availability: unknown
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: C28H8.2(gk5571[loxP + myo-2p::GFP::unc-54 3' UTR + rps-27p::neoR::unc-54 3' UTR + loxP]) III.
Notes: Homozygous viable. Deletion of 1038 bp with Calarco/Colaiacovo selection cassette conferring myo-2 GFP and G418 resistance inserted at break. Pick viable fertile GFP+ animals to maintain. Left flanking sequence: CGCCAAGCCCTCATTTTGTGCTATTTGAAA; Right flanking sequence: TATGGCCTTCAATTGCTGAATAGAGATTGG. Please reference Au et al., G3 9(1): 135-144 2019 in any work resulting from use of this mutation.|"Made_by: Vancouver KO Group"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00047695 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00049003
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00003515(myo-3)|WBGene00006745(unc-5)|WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00003515(myo-3), WBGene00006745(unc-5), WBGene00006843(unc-119)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:33740427, PMID:39115289
Synonyms: unc-5(lib1[myo-3p::GFP(-) + unc-119(+) + myo-2p::GFP(Mos1)]) IV; krIs14 V.
Notes: Generated from afp_otherstrain Paper data WBPaper000612001.|"krIs14 [hsp-16.48p::MosTransposase + lin-15(+) + unc-122p::GFP] V. Recessive Unc. unc-5(lib1) is a CRISPR/Cas9 engineered mutant carrying the Intersister/Intrachromatid Repair Assay (ICR Assay) cassette inserted into the endogenous unc-5 locus. Briefly, ICR assay cassette includes two tandem GFP cassettes: the upstream using the myo-3 (body wall) promoter with a truncated GFP coding sequence, and the down-stream using the myo-2 (pharynx) promoter with GFP coding sequence interrupted by a Mos1 Drosophila transposon. Excision of Mos1 yields a single DSB, which if repaired by intersister or intrachromatid recombination, then will yield GFP+ progeny. The krIs14 insertion carrying heat-shock inducible Mos1 transposase is marked with coelomocyte GFP expression. Reference: Toraason E, et al. Current Biology 2021. https:"|"Made_by: Marissa Glover"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00049003 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00040717
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00000235(baf-1)|WBGene00000254(bli-4)|WBGene00000395(cdh-3)|WBGene00001578(ges-1)|WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00003983(pes-10)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00000235(baf-1), WBGene00000254(bli-4), WBGene00000395(cdh-3), WBGene00001578(ges-1), WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00003983(pes-10)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: baf-1(gk324) III/hT2 [bli-4(e937) let-?(q782) qIs48] (I;III); syIs50.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:YG1007, CGC_YG1007
Notes: syIs50 [cdh-3::GFP + dpy-20(+)]. Heterozygotes are WT and GFP+, and segregate arrested hT2 aneuploids, non-GFP gk324 homozygotes (Sterile and Unc). All worms express cdh-3::GFP at the anchor cell. qIs48 is an insertion of ccEx9747 with markers: myo-2::GFP expressed brightly in the pharynx throughout development, pes-10::GFP expressed in embryos, and a gut promoter driving GFP in the intestine, and is homozygous lethal.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00040717 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00040721
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00000235(baf-1)|WBGene00000254(bli-4)|WBGene00001159(eff-1)|WBGene00001578(ges-1)|WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00003983(pes-10)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00000235(baf-1), WBGene00000254(bli-4), WBGene00001159(eff-1), WBGene00001578(ges-1), WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00003983(pes-10)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: baf-1(gk324) III/hT2 [bli-4(e937) let-?(q782) qIs48] (I;III); zzIs16.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:YG1036, CGC_YG1036
Notes: zzIs16 [(pJE3) eff-1::GFP + rol-6(su1006)]. Heterozygotes are Rollers with pharyngeal GFP signal, and segregate arrested hT2 aneuploids, and non-GFP gk324 homozygotes (Sterile, Roller and Unc). All worms express GFP driven by eff-1 promoter. qIs48 is an insertion of ccEx9747 with markers: myo-2::GFP expressed brightly in the pharynx throughout development, pes-10::GFP expressed in embryos, and a gut promoter driving GFP in the intestine, and is homozygous lethal.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00040721 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00039067
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00003514(myo-2)|WBGene00004496(rps-27)|WBGene00006789(unc-54)|WBGene00008093(lron-1)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00003514(myo-2), WBGene00004496(rps-27), WBGene00006789(unc-54), WBGene00008093(lron-1)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: Whole-genome sequenced strain.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:VC40081, CGC_VC40081
Notes: Homozygous viable. Deletion of 3289 bp with Calarco/Colaiacovo selection cassette conferring myo-2::GFP and G418 resistance inserted at break. Left flanking sequence: TGATCACTCATTTCCTTATTCTTTCCAGGT; Right flanking sequence: TTTGGTTTCCTATCCCTTTTCAACAAATTC. Please reference Au et al., G3 9(1): 135-144 2019 in any work resulting from use of this mutation.|"Made_by: Vancouver KO Group"|"Million Mutation Project strain. This strain was isolated after EMS+ENU mutagenesis of VC2010, propagated clonally through F10 to drive mutations to homozygosity, and subjected to whole-genome sequencing. It is homozygous for a large number of mutations determined from sequence data. It may also carry large copy number variations that are not homozygous. Alleles numbered between gk100000 and gk962522 are homozygous; those numbered from gk962523 up should be assumed to be non-homozygous. A graphical representation of these large copy number differences can be seen in the Plot section for each strain on the MMP web site ( URL: genome.sfu.ca/mmp/)."|"This strain was provided by the C. elegans Reverse Genetics Core Facility at the University of British Columbia, which is part of the international C. elegans Gene Knockout Consortium, which should be acknowledged in any publications resulting from its use."
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00039067 Copy
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