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RNAi :

WormBase ID  WBRNAi00015252 Secondary Identifier  JA:F48E3.8
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1 Organism

Name Taxon Id
Caenorhabditis elegans 6239

1 Data Sets

Name URL
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1 Inhibits Gene

WormBase Gene ID Gene Name Sequence Name Organism
WBGene00018607 chts-1 F48E3.8 Caenorhabditis elegans

8 Inhibits Predicted Gene

WormMine ID Sequence Name Length (nt) Chromosome Location
CDS:F48E3.8a F48E3.8a 4809   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8c F48E3.8c 1128   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8d F48E3.8d 3975   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8i F48E3.8i 5058   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8g F48E3.8g 5337   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8b F48E3.8b 4686   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8e F48E3.8e 3852   X: 7508011-7508109
CDS:F48E3.8h F48E3.8h 5181   X: 7508011-7508109

1 Laboratories

Primary Identifier
JA

0 Phenotype

8 Phenotype _ Not _ Observed

Identifier Name Description
WBPhenotype:0000886 nematode phenotype Animals exhibit variations compared to a given control.
WBPhenotype:0000050 embryonic lethal Animals die during embryonic development. In C. elegans, often assayed as refractile eggs that fail to hatch; when applied to large-scale RNAi screens in C. elegans, more than 10% of embryos die.
WBPhenotype:0000031 slow growth Any variation that causes a reduction in growth rate compared to control.
WBPhenotype:0000054 larval lethal The animal dies at any time between hatching and onset to adulthood.
WBPhenotype:0000059 larval arrest The developmental program of the animals halts at any larval stage and thus fails to reach adulthood. In C.elegans, this occurs anytime during L1-L4 stage.
WBPhenotype:0001037 sterile progeny Any variation that compromises the reproductive ability of the progeny of an animal.
WBPhenotype:0000049 postembryonic development variant Any variation in the progression of an animal over time, from hatching to adulthood, compared to control.
WBPhenotype:0000689 maternal sterile Animals produce no or very few embryos as a result of experimental treatment. This is in contrast to sterility due to genetic perturbations (maternal effect sterility).

1 Reference

First Author Title Year Journal Volume Pages PubMed ID
            WBPaper00005654

0 Strain