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Allele : In(4)56Rk inversion, Chr 4, Roderick 56
Primary Identifier  MGI:3624517 Allele Type  Radiation induced
Attribute String  Null/knockout Gene  In(4)56Rk
Inheritance Mode  Semidominant Strain of Origin  (DBA/2J x C57BL/6J)F1
Is Recombinase  false Is Wild Type  false
description  This inversion is homozygous lethal.
molecularNote  This is a large inversion on Chromosome 4 which arose in a DBA/2J male exposed to 1000R of radiation. It covers most of chromosome 4 with the breakpoints in G bands 4A1 and 4E2. The distal breakpoint of the inversion is in the second intron of the Gnb1 gene and the proximal breakpoint lies within the centromere.
  • mutations:
  • Inversion,
  • Intragenic deletion
  • synonyms:
  • Gbn1<Rd4>,
  • Rd4,
  • Gbn1<Rd4>,
  • Rd4
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