WormBase Tree Display for RNAi: WBRNAi00101802
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WBRNAi00101802 | Homol | Homol_homol | W10C8:RNAi | ||
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Sequence_info | PCR_product | sjj_W10C8.2 | |||
Experiment | Laboratory | LW | |||
Date | 04 May 2009 00:00:00 | ||||
Genotype | rrf-3(pk1426) II; ayIs6(hlh-8::gfp) X | ||||
Treatment | To observe the effects of RNAi during postembryonic development, RNAi was performed by ingestion with a synchronous population of L1 larvae. L1 animals synchronized by standard methods were plated in triplicate on HT115(DE3) bacteria expressing dsRNA for genes of interest. Bacteria for ingestion were prepared using 4 mM IPTG to induce dsRNA production. RNAi-P was performed at 25 degrees Celsius and animals were scored for M lineage phenotypes or used for immunostaining 24-48 h after plating. | ||||
Temperature | 25 | ||||
Delivered_by | Bacterial_feeding | ||||
Inhibits | Predicted_gene | W10C8.2 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | |
Gene | WBGene00004077 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | ||
Transcript | W10C8.2.1 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | ||
Species | Caenorhabditis elegans | ||||
Reference | WBPaper00033137 | ||||
Phenotype | WBPhenotype:0000095 | Remark | Postembryonic pop-1(RNAi) resulted in animals with both fewer sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 41.4% of animals) as well extra sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 9.1% of animals), as determined by hlh-8::GFP. Authors report that the loss of SMs was due to a fate transformation of M.v(l/r)pa to the fate of its posterior sister M.d(l/r)pp (normally fated to become body wall muscles (BWMs)). | ||
Penetrance | Range | 9 | |||
WBPhenotype:0000414 | Remark | Postembryonic pop-1(RNAi) resulted in animals with both fewer sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 41.4% of animals) as well extra sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 9.1% of animals), as determined by hlh-8::GFP. Authors report that the loss of SMs was due to a fate transformation of M.v(l/r)pa to the fate of its posterior sister M.d(l/r)pp (normally fated to become body wall muscles (BWMs)). | |||
Penetrance | Range | 41 | |||
WBPhenotype:0000961 | Remark | Postembryonic pop-1(RNAi) resulted in animals with both fewer sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 41.4% of animals) as well extra sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 9.1% of animals), as determined by hlh-8::GFP. Authors report that the loss of SMs was due to a fate transformation of M.v(l/r)pa to the fate of its posterior sister M.d(l/r)pp (normally fated to become body wall muscles (BWMs)). | |||
Penetrance | Range | 9 | |||
WBPhenotype:0002191 | Remark | Postembryonic pop-1(RNAi) resulted in animals with both fewer sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 41.4% of animals) as well extra sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 9.1% of animals), as determined by hlh-8::GFP. Authors report that the loss of SMs was due to a fate transformation of M.v(l/r)pa to the fate of its posterior sister M.d(l/r)pp (normally fated to become body wall muscles (BWMs)). | |||
Penetrance | Range | 41 | |||
WBPhenotype:0002192 | Remark | Postembryonic pop-1(RNAi) resulted in animals with both fewer sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 41.4% of animals) as well extra sex myoblasts (SMs) derived from the M-lineage (in 9.1% of animals), as determined by hlh-8::GFP. Authors report that the loss of SMs was due to a fate transformation of M.v(l/r)pa to the fate of its posterior sister M.d(l/r)pp (normally fated to become body wall muscles (BWMs)). | |||
Penetrance | Range | 9 | |||
Remark | (Figure S4, Table 2) pop-1 RNAi-P (postembryonic RNAi). Exact sequence used for RNAi not stated by authors, Ahringer laboratory clone used for curation. | ||||
Method | RNAi |