Morpholino

MO2-rtn4b

ID
ZDB-MRPHLNO-140923-6
Name
MO2-rtn4b
Previous Names
  • rtn4b MO-1 (1)
Target
Sequence
5' - CCACTGCGGGAGAACTCAGAACAGC - 3'
ZFIN BLAST NCBI BLAST Ensembl UCSC BLAT
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Note
None
Genome Resources
None
Target Location
Genomic Features
No data available
Expression
Gene expression in Wild Types + MO2-rtn4b
No data available
Phenotype
Phenotype resulting from MO2-rtn4b
Phenotype Fish Figures
brain decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image,  Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
caudal fin curved ventral, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
caudal fin decreased thickness, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell axon, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve III absent, abnormal rw0Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve IV absent, abnormal rw0Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
dorsal thalamus deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
eye decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image,  Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
floor plate anterior region deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain flattened, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
fourth ventricle deformed, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
head altered number of neuromast, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
head decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
hypothalamus deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
immature eye decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
motor neuron axon guidance process quality, abnormal ml2Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
neuromast displaced, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
notochord curved, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
notochord undulate, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
olfactory placode morphology, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell neuron projection, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum mislocalised anteriorly, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image,  Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pectoral fin aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pericardial cavity inflated, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pharyngeal arch 3-7 absent, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retina has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell axon guidance process quality, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell neuron projection immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
spinal cord has fewer parts of type motor neuron, abnormal ml2Tg + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
ventral mandibular arch absent, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b Fig. 4 with image,  Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
Phenotype of all Fish created by or utilizing MO2-rtn4b
Phenotype Fish Conditions Figures
immature eye decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
caudal fin decreased thickness, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell neuron projection, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
eye decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum mislocalised anteriorly, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retina has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell axon, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
head decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
ventral mandibular arch absent, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain flattened, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
notochord curved, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell axon guidance process quality, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II axon regeneration disrupted, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b transection: cranial nerve II Fig. 6 with image from Welte et al., 2015
olfactory placode morphology, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
fourth ventricle deformed, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
brain decreased size, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image,  Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pericardial cavity inflated, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
caudal fin curved ventral, abnormal WT + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 4 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
spinal cord has fewer parts of type motor neuron, abnormal ml2Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
motor neuron axon guidance process quality, abnormal ml2Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve IV absent, abnormal rw0Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve III absent, abnormal rw0Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell neuron projection, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retina has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
head altered number of neuromast, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
neuromast displaced, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 7 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II has fewer parts of type retinal ganglion cell axon, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell axon guidance process quality, abnormal s356tTg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 6 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pectoral fin aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
ventral mandibular arch absent, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
dorsal thalamus deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
hypothalamus deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
cranial nerve II immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell neuron projection immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
eye decreased size, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
forebrain deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
retinal ganglion cell immature, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
pharyngeal arch 3-7 absent, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
optic tectum mislocalised anteriorly, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
floor plate anterior region deformed, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
notochord undulate, abnormal t10Tg + MO2-rtn4b standard conditions Fig. 5 with image from Pinzón-Olejua et al., 2014
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