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Allele : Gja10<tm1.1(icre)Aah> gap junction protein, alpha 10; targeted mutation 1.1, Arlene Hirano
Primary Identifier  MGI:5908159 Allele Type  Targeted
Attribute String  Recombinase Gene  Gja10
Transmission  Germline Strain of Origin  129S4/SvJae
Is Recombinase  true Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  The protein-coding region of the mouse Gja10 gene was replaced with a FRT flanked neo cassette and an in-frame, icre recombinase gene. Subsequent flp mediated recombination removed the neo cassette and brought the cre recombinase under the control of the endogenous gene promoter.
  • mutations:
  • Intragenic deletion,
  • Insertion
  • synonyms:
  • Cx57-iCre,
  • Cx57-iCre
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