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Integrated Animals is a virtual database currently indexing available animal strains and mutants from: AGSC (Ambystoma), BCBC (mice), BDSC (flies), European Xenopus Resource Center (frog), The National Xenopus Resource (frog), Xenopus Express (frog), CWRU Cystic Fibrosis Mouse Models (mice), DGGR (flies), FlyBase (flies), IMSR (mice), MGI (mice), MMRRC (mice), NSRRC (pig), RGD (rats), Sperm Stem Cell Libraries for Biological Research (rats), Tetrahymena Stock Center (Tetrahymena), WormBase (worms), XGSC (Xiphophorus), ZFIN (zebrafish), and ZIRC (zebrafish). Note, the IMSR data is linked, but users may need to re-execute the search if the top mouse is not returned properly.
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http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00022001
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00008765(ttx-7)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00008765(ttx-7)
Availability: available
Source References: PMID:33239401
Synonyms: ttx-7(nj50) I.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IK589, CGC_IK589
Notes: Mutagen:TMP+UV|"Mutagen:TMP/UV"|"Putative null allele which lacks whole of the first exon of the gene (lacking 361 bp area corresponding to 13460-13820 of the cosmid F13G3). Severe thermotaxis defect. Weak defects in chemitaxis. Subcellular localization of synaptic proteins is abnormal in RIA interneurons."|"WBStrain mapped, WBPaper00060742 added based on AFP_Strain data."
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00022001 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021948
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55483
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021948 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021940
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55432
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021940 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021945
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55472
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021945 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021944
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55470
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021944 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021947
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55481
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021947 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021946
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55477
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021946 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021974
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: available
Source References: PMID:27129311, PMID:31735670, PMID:31995031, PMID:32108170, PMID:33006972, PMID:37527037, PMID:37953666
Synonyms: frIs7.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG274, CGC_IG274
Notes: frIs7 [nlp-29p::GFP + col-12p::DsRed] IV. The nlp-29p::GFP reporter is induced in the epidermis upon infection with Drechmeria coniospora, wounding and osmotic stress. Reference: Pujol N, et al. Curr Biol. 2008 Apr 8;18(7):481-9.|"Mutagen:Gamma Rays"|"Reference WBPaper00059361 added based on published strain data identified by Textpresso literature search."|"Supplementary_genotype frIs7 [nlp29p::GFP + col12p::dsRed]"|"WBStrain mapped, WBPaper00049531 added based on AFP_Strain data."|"WBStrain mapped, WBPaper00061547 added based on AFP_Strain data."|"WBStrain provided so WBPaper00060410 paper added based on AFP_Strain data."
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021974 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021975
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG275
Notes: EMPTY
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021975 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021978
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00010700(nipi-3)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00010700(nipi-3)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: frIs7 IV; nipi-3(fr4) X.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG342, CGC_IG342
Notes: frIs7 [nlp-29p::GFP + col-12p::DsRed] IV. Slo, Sma, and Dpy at 25C. Reference: Pujol N, et al. Curr Biol. 2008 Apr 8;18(7):481-9.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021978 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021977
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006599(tpa-1)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006599(tpa-1)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: tpa-1(fr3) frIs7 IV.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG341, CGC_IG341
Notes: frIs7 [nlp-29p::GFP + col-12p::DsRed] IV. Displays tpa-1 phenotypes (e.g. resistance to PMA). Isolated in a genetic screen for mutants failing to show an induction of nlp-29p::GFP reporter gene expression upon infection with the fungus Drechmeria coniospora (the Nipi phenotype). References: Pujol N, et al. Curr Biol. 2008 Apr 8;18(7):481-9. Ziegler K, et al. Cell Host Microbe. 2009 Apr 23;5(4):341-52.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021977 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021979
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00009342(fasn-1)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00009342(fasn-1)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: fasn-1(fr8) I; frIs7 IV.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG348, CGC_IG348
Notes: frIs7 [nlp-29p::GFP + col-12p::DsRed] IV. Constitutive expression of antimicrobial peptide nlp-29. Maintain under normal conditions. Reference: Lee KZ, et al. Virulence. 2010 May-Jun;1(3):113-22.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021979 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021972
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Affected Genes: WBGene00006593(tol-1)
Genomic Alteration: WBGene00006593(tol-1)
Availability: available
Source References: PMID:36975724, PMID:39532199
Synonyms: tol-1(nr2013) I.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG130, CGC_IG130
Notes: Maintain at 15C. At 25C, nr2013 homozygotes are not viable. At 15C, less than 10% of nr2013 homozygotes develop into adults that are marginally fertile, while the majority of worms arrest at different developmental stages and exhibit dramatic defects in morphogenesis. Reference: Pujol N, et al. Curr Biol. 2001 Jun 5;11(11):809-21.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021972 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021963
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: frP7 IV; frP6 X.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG119, CGC_IG119
Notes: Mos1 transposon insertion: frP6: F39H12 (at position 19268) acacctggtaAGCATAGGGCTAGGCCTTAGACTTTATATT, and frP7: Y10G11A (at position 1294) acacctggtaAAACAATTTCCAAGTAAAAAAATCATGTATT. Mos1 sequence is in lowercase.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021963 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021962
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: frP5 V.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG118, CGC_IG118
Notes: Mos1 transposon insertion: F57F4 (at position 15459) acacctggtaGTCTCTTCAAGGAAGAACAATGAGAAATAA. Mos1 sequence is in lowercase.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021962 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021969
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: available
Source References: EMPTY
Synonyms: frP17 IV.
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IG127, CGC_IG127
Notes: Mos1 transposon insertion: K07H8 (at position 8196) acacctggtaTTATCAAAGTTAGAATTCAAACTGCGTTGC. Mos1 sequence is in lowercase.
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021969 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021916
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55340
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021916 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021915
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55339
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021915 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021918
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55352
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021918 Copy
http://www.wormbase.org/db/get?name=WBStrain00021917
Source Database: WormBase (WB)
Availability: unknown
Source References: PMID:17164286, PMID:22347378
Synonyms: EMPTY
Alternate IDs: WB-STRAIN:IE55351
Notes: For further information and strain requests please contact [email protected]|"Hermaphrodites carrying both the Mos1 transposon substrate and transposase extrachromosomal arrays were subjected to a heat-shock to induce transposase expression. Five days later, progeny of the F1 at the L4 stage carrying the Mos1 substrate array were singled. After a further 5 days of culture, worms of the F3 generation were transferred to fresh plates and 3 days later a single F4 worm that did not carry the Mos1 substrate array was transferred to a fresh plate. These worms were allowed to reproduce to give the F6 generation that was then subject to molecular characterization"
Proper citation: RRID:WB-STRAIN:WBStrain00021917 Copy
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