Glossary of Terms
ID
Unique identification code assigned by APF. Please use this number to order strain.
Common Name
The strain name used in the laboratory.
Strain Designation
Official name assigned to the strain by MGI.
MGI
MGI Strain Accession ID
Unique identification code issued by MGI to identify strain.
Strain Type
How strain was generated, e.g. inbred, mutant.
Affected Gene Symbol
Abbreviated gene name.
MGI Gene Accession ID
Unique identification code issued by MGI to identify strain.
Synonyms
Gene also identified by these names.
Allele Name
Name given to this alternate form of the gene.
Allele symbol
Abbreviated allele name.
MGI Allele Accession ID
Unique identification code issued by MGI to identify allele.
Mutation type
How mutation was generated.
Chromosome Location
Altered gene is located on this chromosome.
Do similar mutants exist?
Are there other known strains carrying mutations in this gene?
Protein expression
Has the mutation affected the expressed protein levels, by how much?
Mutation
Identity of altered nucleotide and corresponding amino acid.
Flanking microsatellite markers
Microsatellite markers are used to map mutated gene locations. The mutated gene lies between these markers.
cM
Position of microsatellite markers in centiMorgans.
Mb
Position of microsatellite markers in Megabases.
Candidate gene
Of the genes that lie within chromosome area defined by the microsatellite markers the most likely genes to be involved with this strain are...
How is the strain identified?
Mutant mice are identified by genotyping or phenotyping.
Characteristics assayed
This mutant strain has been already been assayed/characterised for the following parameters.
Pathogens
- Mouse Hepatitis Virus
- Minute Virus of Mice
- Mouse Parvovirus
- Mouse Rotavirus
- Murine Cytomegalovirus
- Pneumonia Virus of Mice
- Sendai Virus
- Mycoplasma Pulmonis
- Mouse Adenovirus
- Reovirus Type 3
- Ectromelia Virus
- Hantavirus
- Polyoma virus
- Encephalitozoon Cuniculi
- Cilia Associated Respiratory Bacillus
- Clostridum Piliforme
- Helicobacter SPP
- Helicobacter Hepaticus
- Pasteurella SPP
- Pasteurella Pneumotropica
- Bordetella Bronchiseptica
- Klebsiella Pneumoniae
- Streptococcus Pneumoniae
- Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
- Corynebacterium Kutscheri
- Citrobacter Freundii
- Salmonella SPP
- Spironucleus SPP
- Giardia SPP
- Entamoeba Muri
- Eimeria SPP (Intestinal)
- Intestinal Worms
- Klosiella SPP
- Arthropods
- Other Organisms