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WBInteraction000563581Interaction_typeGeneticUnilateral_suppression
GI_module_oneMono_phenotypic
GI_module_twoSuppressing
InteractorInteractor_overlapping_geneWBGene00001031Interactor_typeEffector
WBGene00006760Interactor_typeAffected
Variation_interactorWBVar00092623Interactor_typeAffected
Interaction_summaryFrom paper: "No obvious phenotype was observed upon knockdown of either dnj-12, dnj-13, or dnj-19 by feeding RNAi to wild-type nematodes (data not shown). Although RNAi against dnj-12 or dnj-19 also did not alter the life span of unc-23(ok1408) nematodes, RNAi against dnj-13 improved the health of the mutated strain. The life span of unc-23(ok1408) nematodes in the presence of RNAi against dnj-13 increased from roughly 5 days, as observed in untreated unc-23 deletion strains, to about 11 days (Fig. 7A). The debilitating growth phenotype was almost absent, with only a weak head-bent phenotype remaining (Fig. 7B). The motility as observed in thrashing assays also improved significantly (Fig. 7C). Further, the head muscle cells observable from the dense body structure in differential interference contrast images are apparent in RNAi-treated nematodes, whereas they are not visible in unc-23 mutated nematodes (Fig. 7D) (16). Thus, large parts of the phenotypes observed in unc-23 mutated nematodes originate only in the presence of DNJ-13, and the reduction of DNJ-13 levels by RNA interference restores the wild-type appearance."
ThroughputLow_throughput
Interaction_RNAiWBRNAi00113783
Interaction_phenotypeWBPhenotype:0001294
PaperWBPaper00045536