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Allele : Tg(WT1)HNdh transgene insertion H, Nicholas D Hastie
Primary Identifier  MGI:2183705 Allele Type  Transgenic
Attribute String  Inserted expressed sequence Gene  Tg(WT1)HNdh
Is Recombinase  false Is Wild Type  false
description  Founder H carries 9 tandem copies of the transgene integrated near the telomere of chromosome 4. Expression of the transgene is strong and the expression pattern is similar to that of endogenous murine Wt1.
molecularNote  A 470 kb YAC containing the entire human WT1 gene with an in frame fusion of a lacZ reporter to exon 1 was used as the transgene.
  • mutations:
  • Insertion
  • synonyms:
  • WT470LZ<H>,
  • yWT470LacZ,
  • WT470LZ<H>,
  • Wt1-LacZ,
  • Wt1-LacZ,
  • yWT470LacZ
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