WormMine

WS295

Intermine data mining platform for C. elegans and related nematodes

Gene :

WormBase Gene ID  ? WBGene00229766 Gene Name  Bma-lyst-1
Sequence Name  ? Bm9505 Organism  Brugia malayi
Automated Description  Is predicted to encode a protein with the following domains: BEACH domain; PH-BEACH domain; WD40/YVTN repeat-like-containing domain superfamily; Lysosomal-trafficking regulator; WD40 repeat; PH-like domain superfamily; PH domain associated with Beige/BEACH; BEACH domain superfamily; Beige/BEACH domain; and WD40-repeat-containing domain superfamily. Is an ortholog of C. elegans lyst-1. Biotype  SO:0001217
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1 Organism

Name Taxon Id
Brugia malayi 6279

0 Synonyms

Genomics

1 Transcripts

WormMine ID Sequence Name Length (nt) Chromosome Location
Transcript:Bm9505.1 Bm9505.1   [unknown]
 

Other

1 CDSs

WormMine ID Sequence Name Length (nt) Chromosome Location
CDS:Bm9505 Bm9505   [unknown]

0 RNAi Result

0 Allele

0 Chromosome

0 Chromosome Location

1 Data Sets

Name URL
WormBaseAcedbConverter  

0 Downstream Intergenic Region

3 Expression Clusters

Regulated By Treatment Description Algorithm Primary Identifier
  Transcripts that showed significantly decreased expression in male B. malayi 120 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to female B. malayi 120 days after infecting gerbils. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:downregulated_M120_vs_F120
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression in male B. malayi 120 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to 30 days after infecting gerbils. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:upregulated_M120_vs_M30
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression in male B. malayi 120 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to 42 days after infecting gerbils. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:upregulated_M120_vs_M42

0 Expression Patterns

0 GO Annotation

0 Homologues

0 Locations

0 Ontology Annotations

0 Regulates Expr Cluster

0 Sequence

1 Sequence Ontology Term