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Allele : Arhgap29<tm1Murr> Rho GTPase activating protein 29; targeted mutation 1, Stephen Murray
Primary Identifier  MGI:6150826 Allele Type  Targeted
Attribute String  Humanized sequence, Null/knockout Gene  Arhgap29
Inheritance Mode  Semidominant Transmission  Germline
Strain of Origin  C57BL/6N Is Recombinase  false
Is Wild Type  false
molecularNote  An A to T point substitution at base 1184 in exon 11 introduces a lysine to stop codon mutation at amino acid 325 (K325X), which is amino acid 326 in human. An FRT-flanked neomycin selection cassette was also introduced 3-prime of exon 11.
  • mutations:
  • Single point mutation,
  • Other
  • synonyms:
  • K326X,
  • K326X
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