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URL: http://zebrafish.org/fish/lineAll.php?t=ZIRC_Catalog_ID&sverb=exactly+matching&c=ZL9710
Proper Citation: RRID:ZIRC_ZL9710
Description: Danio rerio with name Tg(nLacz-GTvirus) from ZIRC.
Species: Danio rerio
Notes: Transgenic Insertion
Phenotype: anterior/posterior axon guidance, brain, camera-type eye morphogenesis, central nervous system, convergent extension involved in axis elongation, diencephalon, eye, floor plate, forebrain, forebrain morphogenesis, gut, hypothalamus, immature eye, liver, nervous system, neuroectoderm, notochord, post-vent region, prechordal plate, retinal ganglion cell, retinal ganglion cell axon guidance, sensory system, spinal cord, trunk, whole organism anterior/posterior axon guidance, brain (all 25)
Affected Gene: ndr2hi2718aTg
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Source Database: Zebrafish Lines at ZIRC
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