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Allele : Tc(HSA21)1TybEmcf transchromosomal, human 21, line 1, Victor Tybulewicz and Elizabeth M C Fisher
Primary Identifier  MGI:3814712 Attribute String  Humanized sequence, Inserted expressed sequence
Gene  Tc(HSA21)1TybEmcf Transmission  Germline
Strain of Origin  129S2/SvPas Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false
description  ES cell line = MPI-VI.
molecularNote  A freely segregating chromosome composed of 42 Mb, or 90%, of human chromosome 21 (spanning D21S5-CXADR, D21S1922-IFNAR1 and RUNX1-COL6A1) was created in MPI-VI (129S2/SvPas) ES cells using irradiated microcell-mediated chromosome transfer.
  • mutations:
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  • synonyms:
  • Tc(HSA21)91-1Emcf,
  • Tc1,
  • Tc1,
  • Tc(HSA21)91-1Emcf
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22 Expresses

0 Mutation Involves

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