![Adult](JavaScript:void
window.open("/cgi-bin/rnaidb/popUpImage.cgi?imgName=N2wormfinal.png",
"RNAiDB Help","toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no,
status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=no,
copyhistory=no, width=1000, height=550"))
Gene: T10E9.7 
| T10E9.7 | SMap | S_parent | Sequence | T10E9 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chromosome | I | |||||
| Identity (5) | ||||||
| Gene_info | Gene_class | nuo | ||||
| GO_term (5) | ||||||
| Contained_in_operon | CEOP1326 | |||||
| Structured_description | Provisional_description | This gene encodes a protein predicted by Eisenberg and coworkers, with 68% accuracy, to be mitochondrial. | Paper_evidence | WBPaper00004424 | ||
| Person_evidence | WBPerson567 | |||||
| Curator_confirmed | WBPerson567 | |||||
| Date_last_updated | 17 Jun 2004 00:00:00 | |||||
| Proteins localized to a given organelle by experiments tend to share a characteristic phylogenetic distribution of their homologs, called a phylogenetic profile. | ||||||
| For instance, mitochondrial proteins can be identified effectively by their phylogenetic profiles. | ||||||
| By applying phylogenetic profile analysis to the C. elegans genome, Eisenberg and coworkers inferred that this gene, along with 2-4% of all the nuclear genes in C. elegans, encodes a mitochondrial protein. | ||||||
| The large fraction of organism-specific and eukaryote-derived genes suggests that C. elegans mitochondria perform specialized roles absent from prokaryotic mitochondrial ancestors. | ||||||
| Concise_description | This gene encodes a protein predicted by Eisenberg and coworkers, with 68% accuracy, to be mitochondrial. | |||||
| Molecular_info (6) | ||||||
| Experimental_info | RNAi_result | Cenix:76-b6 | ||||
| JA:T10E9.7 | ||||||
| Simmer:T10E9.7:Screen_A | ||||||
| Simmer:T10E9.7:Screen_B | ||||||
| WB_RNAi_result (5) | ||||||
| Expr_pattern | Expr5016 | |||||
| Method | Gene |
