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WormBase Tree Display for Pseudogene: R09E10.4

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Name Class

R09E10.4SMapS_parentSequenceR09E10
StructureSource_exons181
125298
348545
660804
8481231
12761473
15291753
27762919
29633036
DB_infoDB_remarkcoding pseudogene acs-23
OriginFrom_laboratoryHX
SpeciesCaenorhabditis elegans
TypeCoding_pseudogene
AttributesSubTypeunprocessed_pseudogene
VisibleGeneWBGene00011174
Brief_identificationPseudogene.
Corresponding_PCR_productcenix:134-d6
mv_R09E10.4
sjj_R09E10.4
Corresponding_oligo_set (16)
Variation (47)
Microarray_results (17)
RNASeq_FPKM (74)
Last_reviewed10 Sep 2015 00:00:00WBPerson4025
Remark[040223 pad] Gene prediction altered to follow OST data. 3' truncation due to change of abnormally small intron.Paper_evidence
Accession_evidenceNDBCB394579
Curator_confirmedWBPerson1983
[060922 gw3] This is very likely to be a psudogene. It is truncated in comparison to other members of this gene family and the wormpep protein homology has what look very like frameshifts. The only reason for not making it a pseudogene is that the OST alignment splices nicely around the locations of the frameshifts.Curator_confirmedWBPerson4025
[150910 gw3] Converted this from a CDS to a Pseudogene because the RNASeq evidence backs up the OST evidence noted previously for this being a pseudogene. The transcript would contain premature termination codons in the last three exons. It looks like this is a degenerate copy of the neighbouring gene acs-18.Curator_confirmedWBPerson4025
From_analysisRNASeq
MethodPseudogene