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| Organism Name | Proper Citation | Species | Synonyms |
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GR1373 Resource Report Resource Website 1+ mentions |
RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00007911 | Caenorhabditis elegans | eri-1(mg366) IV. | Temperature sensitive: sterile at 25C. Maintain at 15C. Him. Eri. Due to a direct repeat the exact site and sequence of the 23 bp eri-1(mg366) insertion is unclear, however, the insertion lies in exon 6 of T07A9 between nucleotide positions 35215 and 35204 of cosmid T07A9 and includes 23 or these 32 nucleotides tttatcgaaaaaaaaacaggcactttatcgaa. Primers to follow eri-1mg366: GATAAAACTTCGGAACATATGGGGC and ACTGATGGGTAAGGAATCGAAGACG. These primers will give a 170 bp product in N2 and a 193 bp product in eri-1(mg366). | WBGene00001332(eri-1)|WBGene00007091(eri-12) | WBGene00001332(eri-1), WBGene00007091(eri-12) | WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00007911 | WormBase (WB) | WB | available | PMID:33713125 PMID:36745808 PMID:37607437 PMID:39180255 |
WB-STRAIN:GR1373, CGC_GR1373 | 2026-08-15 09:24:43 | 4 |
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