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Allele : Tg(FGF7)11Efu transgene insertion 11, Elaine Fuchs
Primary Identifier  MGI:1926458 Allele Type  Transgenic
Attribute String  Inserted expressed sequence Gene  Tg(FGF7)11Efu
Inheritance Mode  Not Specified Strain of Origin  Not Specified
Is Recombinase  false Is Wild Type  false
description  Founder number 11 survived to adulthood and was fertile.

See Tg(FGF7)2Efu and Tg(FGF7)29Efu for variability in phenotypes using this construct.

molecularNote  Overexpression of the human FGF7 gene in basal cells of stratified squamous epithelia driven by the human K14 (KRT14) promoter.
  • mutations:
  • Insertion
  • synonyms:
  • KGF-m11,
  • K14-KGF,
  • KGF-m11,
  • K14-KGF
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