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URL: http://zebrafish.org/fish/lineAll.php?t=ZIRC_Catalog_ID&sverb=exactly+matching&c=ZL9770
Proper Citation: RRID:ZIRC_ZL9770
Description: Danio rerio with name Tg(nLacz-GTvirus) from ZIRC.
Species: Danio rerio
Notes: Transgenic Insertion
Phenotype: apoptotic process, brain, central nervous system, embryo development, erythroblast, erythroid progenitor cell, extension, eye, head, hematopoietic progenitor cell differentiation, melanocyte, melanocyte differentiation, myeloid cell differentiation, nervous system, neural crest, nucleate erythrocyte, nucleate erythrocyte differentiation, pharyngeal arch, post-vent region, Rohon-Beard neuron, trigeminal ganglion, trunk, whole organism, yolk apoptotic process, brain (all 24)
Affected Gene: sf3b1hi3394aTg
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Source Database: Zebrafish Lines at ZIRC
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