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Summary Expression Gene Literature (0) Nucleotides (81) Proteins (25) Interactants (0) Wiki
XB-GENEPAGE-964442

[provisional- machine annotated only]
Gene Symbol: lig4 [Predicted: Source is Human Entrez Gene]

Gene Name: ligase IV, DNA, ATP-dependent [Predicted: Source is Human Entrez Gene]

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Gene Function: ATP-dependent DNA ligase IV

Interactants:

Disease Associations: LIG4 SYNDROME [+]
 
  XB-GENE-964443 XB-GENE-964449
Molecules tropicalis laevis
Gene GBrowse 8.0 GBrowse 7.1 GBrowse 4.1 JGI Genome 4.1 Ensembl 4.1 GBrowse 7.2 GBrowse 6.0
Entrez Gene
Entrez Gene
mRNA Refseq Refseq
Protein Refseq Refseq
Genomic tropicalis laevis
Genome Browser
GBrowse
tropicalis genome v8.0 gene model
GBrowse
laevis genome v7.2 gene model
Links
tropicalis 4.1 synteny Metazome
Expression tropicalis laevis
UniGene Str.4239 Xl.10574
Unigene EST Profile EST Profile EST Profile
GEO data GEO
Images 0 expression image(s) for tropicalis and laevis
Phenotype tropicalis laevis
Smith Morpholino Screen    
Orthology
MOD Entrez Gene Genetic Phenotypes Morphants
human
OMIM:Gene, HGNC LIG4 OMIM:606593 OMIM:254500
mouse
MGI Lig4 All available mutants
zebrafish
ZFIN lig4 All
chicken
Publications
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Functional Ontologies
GO: Molecular: ATP binding
DNA ligase (ATP) activity
      Biological: DNA recombination
DNA repair
DNA replication
      Cellular Component: intracellular
EC: DNA ligase (ATP)
KOG: [L] ATP-dependent DNA ligase IV
Reagents tropicalis laevis
CRISPR / TALEN Design E-CRISP / Other tools
Design E-CRISP / Other tools
Clones
GE Dharmacon GE Dharmacon
geneservice/RZPD imagenes geneservice/RZPD imagenes
Antibody
Morpholino
Affymetrix 1.0 Str.4239.1.S1_at Xl.10574.1.S1_at
Affymetrix 2.0 Xl2.10574.1.S1_at

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