Symbol
Name
ID
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Synonyms
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D15Ertd221e, mKIAA1581
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Genetic Map
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Sequence Map
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Mammalian
homology
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Sequences
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All sequences(22)
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Alleles
and
phenotypes
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All alleles(4) :
Targeted, knock-out(1)
Targeted, other(1)
Gene trapped(1)
Spontaneous(1)
| Homozygous mutant animals exhibit joint stiffness due to increased calcium deposits in calcified cartilages and die prematurely. |
Phenotype Images (1)
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Polymorphisms
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SNPs within 2kb(814 from dbSNP Build 128)
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Gene Ontology
(GO)
classifications
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Expression
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Literature Summary: (2 records)
cDNA source data(132)
External Resources:
Allen Brain Atlas
GENSAT
GEO
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Molecular
reagents
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All nucleic(135)
Genomic(1)
cDNA(133)
Primer pair(1)
Microarray probesets(2)
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Other database
links
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Protein
domains
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| InterPro ID |
Description |
| IPR009887 |
Progressive ankylosis |
Graphical View
of Protein Domain Structure
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References
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(Earliest)
J:6580
Sweet HO et al.,
"Progressive ankylosis, a new skeletal mutation in the mouse."
J Hered 1981 Mar-Apr;72(2):87-93
(Latest)
J:133339
Silvestri C et al.,
"Genome-wide identification of Smad/Foxh1 targets reveals a role for Foxh1 in retinoic acid regulation and forebrain development."
Dev Cell 2008 Mar;14(3):411-23
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All references(31)
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Other
accession IDs
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MGD-MRK-1323, MGI:1098556, MGI:88023
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