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URL: https://sites.wustl.edu/tetrahymena/finding-strains/
Proper Citation: RRID:TSC_SD02478
Description: Tetrahymena thermophila with name K5E5-GFP from TSC.
Species: Tetrahymena thermophila
Notes: Complete somatic tranformant of CU428 cells with pHHO5KE5 /neo construct. Phosphorylation sites 1- 5 of H1 changed to glutamic acid and 5 other sites changed to lysines,c-terminal GFP neo 2 cassette in 3’ flanking region for selection. See paper From the Gorovsky lab, University of Rochester. This strain has been cataloged by the Stock Center but not thawed.
Affected Gene: HHO1 (TTHERM_00823720)
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Source Database: TSC, Tetrahymena Stock Center
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