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Allele : Tardbp<Rgsc2268> TAR DNA binding protein; Riken Genomic Sciences Center 2268
Primary Identifier  MGI:6355454 Allele Type  Chemically induced (ENU)
Attribute String  Hypomorph, Modified isoform(s) Gene  Tardbp
Strain of Origin  C57BL/6JJcl Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  The ENU-induced mutation is a c.628T>A substitution that changes phenylalanine codon 210 to an isoleucine codon (p.Phe210Ile, p.F210I). The mutation is located in the second RNA recognition motif (RRM2) domain of the encoded peptide.
  • mutations:
  • Single point mutation
  • synonyms:
  • GD000108,
  • F210I,
  • F210I,
  • RRM2mut,
  • GD000108,
  • RRM2mut
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