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Allele : Aoc3<tm1Geno> amine oxidase, copper containing 3; targeted mutation 1, Genoway
Primary Identifier  MGI:5752179 Allele Type  Targeted
Gene  Aoc3 Transmission  Germline
Strain of Origin  Not Specified Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  A point mutation was introduced that changes an amino acid in the active site from Tyr to Phe. This disrupts semicarbazide-sensitive amine oxidase activity. Immunohistochemical analysis indicates that the expression pattern of the mutant protein is similar to wild-type.
  • mutations:
  • Insertion,
  • Nucleotide substitutions,
  • Intragenic deletion
  • synonyms:
  • Y471F,
  • SSAO KO,
  • Y471F,
  • SSAO KO
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