分離済み変異体

tm2697

Allele Nametm2697
Allele Typeバランス済
Sequence NameZK1128.2
Gene Namemett-10
Worm BaseAllele Name tm2697
Gene Name mett-10
Sequence ZK1128.2
Phenotype Information from the receiver is posted in the form of a "researcher : phenotype" lethal or sterile. Dr. T. Schedl: in frame deletion. Strain is a ts sterile/Pvl. At 20 C, the strain is fertile with about 10% penetrance of the Pvl. At 25 C, the strain is 100% sterile, with close to 90% penetrance of the Pvl.
Mutation site Please see gene structure to locate the deletion in relation to exon(s) 4946/4947-5503/5504 (557 bp deletion)
ChromosomeIII
Putative gene structurejoin(4106..4306, 4377..4676, 4731..4996, 5047..5215, 5264..5767)
Map position1.84
BalancerhT2 bli-4(e937) let-? qIs48]
Map position of balancer
Sequence of primersExtFwd:CAACTGTGATCGGCCCGGAA,IntRev:GAATGATCGGGCCAGGAACT,ExtRev:GCACTAGTTGATGAAGGTGT,IntFwd:GCGATGCATAACCGGGTGGT
Distributed lab
DepositorDr. S. Mitani/NBRP
References Please submit your publication
Dorsett M, Westlund B, Schedl T.
METT-10, a putative methyltransferase, inhibits germ cell proliferative fate in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Genetics 2009 183(1) 233-47 
[ PubMed ID = 19596901 ] [ RRC reference ]

Dorsett M, Schedl T.
A role for dynein in the inhibition of germ cell proliferative fate.
Mol Cell Biol 2009 29(22) 6128-39 
[ PubMed ID = 19752194 ] [ RRC reference ]