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Phenotype Figure Summary
Marker:
slc12a10.2
Conditions:
Standard or Control
Publication
Data
Fish
Anatomy
Shu
et al.
, 2018
Fig. 1
slc12a10.2
ihb342/ihb342
whole organism chloride decreased amount, abnormal
Fig. 2
slc12a10.2
ihb342/ihb342
trunk curved, abnormal
whole organism dead, abnormal
whole organism decreased life span, abnormal
Wang
et al.
, 2015
Fig. 8
AB + MO1-slc12a10.2
whole organism
clcn2c
expression increased amount, abnormal
Chang
et al.
, 2013
Fig. 1
AB + MO1-slc12a10.2
sodium ion homeostasis disrupted, abnormal
vH ionocyte increased amount, abnormal
Wang
et al.
, 2009
Fig. 10
WT + MO1-slc12a10.2
chloride transport decreased occurrence, abnormal
Fig. 7
WT + MO1-slc12a10.2
chloride transport decreased occurrence, abnormal
sodium ion transport increased occurrence, abnormal
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