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URL: http://zebrafish.org/fish/lineAll.php?t=ZIRC_Catalog_ID&sverb=exactly+matching&c=ZL1760
Proper Citation: RRID:ZIRC_ZL1760
Description: Danio rerio with name from ZIRC.
Species: Danio rerio
Notes: Allele with one point mutation
Phenotype: atrioventricular canal development, blastodisc, blastomere, calcium-mediated signaling, cell division, chromosome movement towards spindle pole, convergent extension, cortical granule exocytosis, cytoplasm organization, egg activation, embryo development, embryonic cleavage, fertilized egg, heart, mesoderm formation, nodal signaling pathway, notochord, oocyte stage I, Spemann organizer formation at the embryonic shield, yolk, yolk syncytial layer atrioventricular canal development, blastodisc (all 21)
Affected Gene: dchs1bfh275/+ (AB)
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Source Database: Zebrafish Lines at ZIRC
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