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Allele : Nfatc2<m1Anu> nuclear factor of activated T cells, cytoplasmic, calcineurin dependent 2; mutation 1, Australian National University
Primary Identifier  MGI:5563447 Allele Type  Chemically induced (ENU)
Gene  Nfatc2 Inheritance Mode  Recessive
Strain of Origin  C57BL/6NCrlAnu Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false Project Collection  APF ENU Mutagenesis
molecularNote  ENU mutagenesis induced a A to T point mutation at position 2457 on cDNA (ENSMUSG00000027544) in exon 9 and results in the amino acid substitution of Proline to Arginine at position 761.
  • mutations:
  • Single point mutation
  • synonyms:
  • ENU22::NFATc2,
  • ENU22::NFATc2
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