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Allele : Oxtr<tm1(cre/GFP)Rpa> oxytocin receptor; targeted mutation 1, Richard D Palmiter
Primary Identifier  MGI:6153224 Allele Type  Targeted
Attribute String  Recombinase, Reporter Gene  Oxtr
Transmission  Germline Strain of Origin  (129S6/SvEvTac x C57BL/6NCrl)F1
Is Recombinase  true Is Wild Type  false
description  The version of this allele that does not contain the neomycin selection cassette, Oxtrtm1.1(cre/GFP)Rpa, has been analyzed.
molecularNote  IRES-Myc tag-nuclear localization signal (NLS)-cre-GFP-frt-neomycin-frt were introduced just after the termination codon of the mouse Oxtr gene via homologous recombination.
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