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Allele : Tg(ACTA1-Musk)LSjb transgene insertion L, Steven J Burden
Primary Identifier  MGI:3768994 Allele Type  Transgenic
Attribute String  Inserted expressed sequence Gene  Tg(ACTA1-Musk)LSjb
Strain of Origin  Not Specified Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  A human alpha-skeletal actin promoter, active in striated muscle, heart, and skeletal muscle drives the expression of a FLAG-tagged rat Musk cDNA. A rabbit beta-globin intron and SV40 polyadenylation signal were also included. This line expresses Musk at approximately 3-fold greater levels in skeletal muscle than controls.
  • mutations:
  • Insertion
  • synonyms:
  • HSA::Musk-L,
  • HSA::Musk-L
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