WormBase Tree Display for RNAi: WBRNAi00097135
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WBRNAi00097135 | Homol | Homol_homol | T27F2:RNAi | ||
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Sequence_info | DNA_text | ATGGCACCCGGGACCAAAAAAAAGTCGGATATGGCAAAATTCACATTCTACAAAGATCGCTTGATGACATTCAAAAATTTCGAATATGATAGAGACCCGGATGCAAAATGCACGTCTCAAGCGGTTGCTCAAGCCGGATTTTACTGCACCGGTCCTCAGTCTGGCAAATGTGCATTTTGCAACAAGGAACTTGATTTTGACCCAGAAGACGATCCGTGGTACGAGCACACGAAACGTGATGAACCGTGCGAGTTTGTACGGATTGGAAAGCTCGATGACTCGGAATTAACTATTAACGATACCGTTCGTCTCTCACAAACCGCCATGATTATGACTAAACTCTTTGAGCATGAGATGATGATAAATAATTTGTCTAATCATTCTTCTTCTGATGCTCTCTTCGATCAGCTGAAAAAAGTACCGAACACAGCATCGACAACAAAATCTAACAGCCGCCGCGGCAAATAA | |||
Experiment | Laboratory | WS | |||
Date | 22 Feb 1999 00:00:00 | ||||
Treatment | Young adult N2 worms were injected in both gonads with dsRNA and observed at least 15 hours later. Individual embryos were obtained by dissecting worms in a concave slide and mouthpipetting released embryos onto a 4% agar pad in M9 buffer and the embryos observed using a Zeiss Axioplan microscope. | ||||
Delivered_by | Injection | ||||
Inhibits | Predicted_gene | T27F2.3 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | |
Gene | WBGene00000249 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | ||
Transcript | T27F2.3.1 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | ||
T27F2.3.2 | Inferred_automatically | RNAi_primary | |||
Species | Caenorhabditis elegans | ||||
Reference | WBPaper00003470 | ||||
Phenotype | WBPhenotype:0000777 | Remark | bir-1 RNAi embryos were multinucleate and over 75% of embryos failed to form more than two cells. Whereas cytokinesis initiated normally, and the cleavage furrow progressed to a great extent, cytokinesis failed to complete and the cleavage furrow subsequently regressed. Following the regression of the cleavage furrow, the nuclei entered a new cell cycle, resulting in highly multinucleate zygotes. The bir-1(RNAi) embryos were also defective in the extrusion of the polar body. | ||
WBPhenotype:0000867 | Remark | bir-1 RNAi embryos were multinucleate and over 75% of embryos failed to form more than two cells. Whereas cytokinesis initiated normally, and the cleavage furrow progressed to a great extent, cytokinesis failed to complete and the cleavage furrow subsequently regressed. Following the regression of the cleavage furrow, the nuclei entered a new cell cycle, resulting in highly multinucleate zygotes. The bir-1(RNAi) embryos were also defective in the extrusion of the polar body. | |||
WBPhenotype:0001078 | Remark | bir-1 RNAi embryos were multinucleate and over 75% of embryos failed to form more than two cells. Whereas cytokinesis initiated normally, and the cleavage furrow progressed to a great extent, cytokinesis failed to complete and the cleavage furrow subsequently regressed. Following the regression of the cleavage furrow, the nuclei entered a new cell cycle, resulting in highly multinucleate zygotes. The bir-1(RNAi) embryos were also defective in the extrusion of the polar body. | |||
WBPhenotype:0001143 | Remark | bir-1 RNAi embryos were multinucleate and over 75% of embryos failed to form more than two cells. Whereas cytokinesis initiated normally, and the cleavage furrow progressed to a great extent, cytokinesis failed to complete and the cleavage furrow subsequently regressed. Following the regression of the cleavage furrow, the nuclei entered a new cell cycle, resulting in highly multinucleate zygotes. The bir-1(RNAi) embryos were also defective in the extrusion of the polar body. | |||
WBPhenotype:0001886 | Remark | bir-1 RNAi embryos were multinucleate and over 75% of embryos failed to form more than two cells. Whereas cytokinesis initiated normally, and the cleavage furrow progressed to a great extent, cytokinesis failed to complete and the cleavage furrow subsequently regressed. Following the regression of the cleavage furrow, the nuclei entered a new cell cycle, resulting in highly multinucleate zygotes. The bir-1(RNAi) embryos were also defective in the extrusion of the polar body. | |||
Remark | (Figure 5) bir-1 RNAi. Exact sequence used for RNAi not stated by authors, spliced coding region sequence of gene used for curation. | ||||
Method | RNAi |