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Allele : Tg(Kap-icre)29066/2Sig transgene insertion 29066/2, Curt Sigmund
Primary Identifier  MGI:3806307 Allele Type  Transgenic
Attribute String  Inducible, Recombinase Gene  Tg(Kap-icre)29066/2Sig
Strain of Origin  C57BL/6J x SJL Induced With  androgen
Is Recombinase  true Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  The Kap promoter is used to drive androgen inducible improved cre (crei) in the kidney. Twenty-six founders were created of which only line 29066/2 expressed cre in male kidneys with some expression in the brain, liver, and heart.
  • mutations:
  • Insertion
  • synonyms:
  • Tg(Kap-cre)29066/2Sig,
  • KAP2-iCre,
  • KAP2-iCre,
  • Tg(Kap-cre)29066/2Sig
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