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Danio rerio strain Tuebingen chromosome 18, GRCz11 Primary Assembly
51,023,478 bp linear DNA
Assembly BioProject BioSample Protein PubMed Taxonomy
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen chromosome 18 genomic scaffold, GRCz11 alternate locus group ALT_DRER_TU_1 ALT_CTG18_1_1
268,743 bp linear DNA
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen unplaced genomic scaffold, GRCz11 Primary Assembly NA404
57,074 bp linear DNA
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen unplaced genomic scaffold, GRCz11 Primary Assembly NA856
1,813 bp linear DNA
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen, whole genome shotgun sequencing, Contig_0087468, whole genome shotgun sequence
34,807 bp linear DNA
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen, whole genome shotgun sequencing, Contig_0088317, whole genome shotgun sequence
20,134 bp linear DNA
Danio rerio strain Tuebingen, whole genome shotgun sequencing, Contig_0113744, whole genome shotgun sequence
Danio rerio golgi integral membrane protein 4a (golim4a), mRNA
3,129 bp linear mRNA
Protein PubMed Taxonomy
Danio rerio golgi integral membrane protein 4a, mRNA (cDNA clone MGC:162878 IMAGE:5601749), complete cds
Zebrafish DNA sequence from clone CH211-167C22 in linkage group 18 Contains the golph4 gene for golgi phosphoprotein 4, a novel gene, the gene for a novel protein similar to vertebrate serpin peptidase inhibitor clade I (neuroserpin) member 1 (SERPINI1) and the pdcd10 gene for programmed cell death 10, complete sequence
149,189 bp linear DNA
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