WormMine: RNAi WBRNAi00078453

• WormBase ID: WBRNAi00078453
• Phenotype Remark: Embryos arrested at one-cell stage.
• Remark: Exact sequence used for RNAi not stated by authors, spliced coding region sequence of gene used for curation (C27A2.3.1).

1 Organism

• Name: Caenorhabditis elegans
• Taxon Id: 6239

1 Data Sets

• WormBaseAcedbConverter

1 Inhibits Gene

WormBase Gene ID	Gene Name	Sequence Name	Organism
WBGene00002068	ify-1	C27A2.3	Caenorhabditis elegans

1 Inhibits Predicted Gene

WormMine ID	Sequence Name	Length (nt)	Chromosome Location
CDS:C27A2.3	C27A2.3	735	II: 5054261-5054704

1 Laboratories

Primary Identifier
KR

9 Phenotype

Identifier	Name	Description
WBPhenotype:0000351	failure to hatch	Animals fail to emerge from an egg shell.
WBPhenotype:0000773	chromosome segregation variant	Any variation in the processes that regulate the apportionment of chromosomes to each of two daughter cells compared to control.
WBPhenotype:0001499	meiotic chromosome segregation variant	Variations in the process by which genetic material, in the form of chromosomes, is organized and then physically separated and apportioned to two or more sets during the meiotic cell cycle, compared to control.
WBPhenotype:0000770	embryonic cell morphology variant	Animals exhibit variations in the appearance of embryonic cells compared to control.
WBPhenotype:0001078	cytokinesis defective early emb	Cytokinesis is abnormal in the first or second stages of cell division.
WBPhenotype:0001378	mitotic chromosome segregation variant	Any variation in the cell cycle process whereby replicated homologous chromosomes are organized and then physically separated and apportioned to two sets during the mitotic cell cycle compared to control animals.
WBPhenotype:0000040	one cell arrest early emb	Embryos fail to divide and arrest as one-cell embryos.
WBPhenotype:0000372	no polar body formation	Animals lack the two small cells produced, each during one of the two meiotic cell divisions (Wormatlas).
WBPhenotype:0001041	meiosis defective early emb	Animals exhibit defects in the progression of meiosis which ultimately result in embryonic lethality.

0 Phenotype _ Not _ Observed

1 Reference

First Author	Title	Year	Journal	Volume	Pages	PubMed ID
						WBPaper00005604

0 Strain