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WormBase Tree Display for Pseudogene: T26F2.2

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Name Class

T26F2.2EvidenceInferred_automaticallymake_isoforms.pl
SMapS_parentSequenceT26F2
StructureSource_exons156
105291
421744
9891137
11801404
DB_infoDB_remarkcoding pseudogene
OriginFrom_laboratoryHX
SpeciesCaenorhabditis elegans
TypeCoding_pseudogene
AttributesSubTypeunprocessed_pseudogene
VisibleGeneWBGene00012058
Brief_identificationPseudogene containing a RAI1 like PD-(D/E)XK nuclease domainCurator_confirmedWBPerson1983
Corresponding_PCR_productmv_T26F2.2
sjj2_T26F2.2
Corresponding_oligo_set (13)
Variation (30)
Microarray_results (13)
RNASeq_FPKM (74)
Last_reviewed22 Mar 2012 00:00:00WBPerson4025
Remark[070426 gw3] Split T26F2.2 into T26F2.2 and T26F2.3 based no EST dataAccession_evidenceNDBAU114683
EB994142
Curator_confirmedWBPerson4025
[080131 gw3] It is possible that this is a pseudogene because there is evidence of a frameshift at the start of the third exon.Curator_confirmedWBPerson4025
[100524 gw3] Added a new exon in the second intron based on RNASeq data which makes this region look more like a new exon and an intron rather than a frameshift, but it is still not totally unambiguous.From_analysisRNASeq_Hillier_elegans
[120322 gw3] Converted thi9s to a pseudogene because there is no RNASeq evidence for the old third intron so it has internal STOP codons.From_analysisRNASeq_Hillier_elegans
MethodPseudogene