XB-FEAT-1219320 - Revision history

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nomenclature changes

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	This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12.5'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.		This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12.5'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.
	=nomenclature changes=		=nomenclature changes=

			04/22/ 2016

			Human name has changed for Entrez Gene: 3859. From keratin 12, type I to keratin 12

	10/8/2019		10/8/2019

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nomenclature changes

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	keratin-like (krt-like)		keratin-like (krt-like)

	~~=nomenclature changes=~~
	~~04/22/ 2016~~

	~~Human name has changed for Entrez Gene: 3859. From keratin 12, type I to keratin 12~~

imported>Xenbase: /* nomenclature changes to keratin gene family */

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nomenclature changes to keratin gene family

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	=nomenclature changes to keratin gene family=		=nomenclature changes to keratin gene family=

	10/8/2018		10/8/2018

	Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.		Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.

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	keratin 5.6 renamed keratin 78 gene 2 ( krt78.2)		keratin 5.6 renamed keratin 78 gene 2 ( krt78.2)

	keratin 6 (krt6) (also known as 63kDa Keratin, adult keratin and pUF164) was renamed keratin 78, gene 6 ( krt78.6)		keratin 6 (krt6) (also known as 63kDa Keratin, adult keratin and pUF164) was renamed keratin 78, gene 6 (krt78.6)

			krt6a renamed keratin 78, gene 5 (krt78.5)

	~~krt6a~~ renamed keratin 78, gene 5 ( krt78.5)		keratin 79 /keratin 79, gene2 (krt79, krt79.2) was renamed keratin 78 gene 9 (krt78.9)

	krt8 renamed keratin 8, gene 1 ( krt8.1)		krt8 renamed keratin 8, gene 1 ( krt8.1)
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	krt14 ( also known as ck14, nfj and ebs3) was renamed keratin 12 gene 1 (krt12.1)		krt14 ( also known as ck14, nfj and ebs3) was renamed keratin 12 gene 1 (krt12.1)

	fin and gill keratin (krt16 ) was renamed keratin 12 gene 2 (krt12.2)		fin and gill keratin (krt16 ) was renamed keratin 12 gene 2 (krt12.2)

	keratin12 (krt12, also known as xk81b2 and larval keratin) was renamed keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)		keratin12 (krt12, also known as xk81b2 and larval keratin) was renamed keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)
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	keratin 9, gene 2 (krt 9.2)		keratin 9, gene 2 (krt 9.2)

	keratin 12, gene ~~3krt12~~.3)		keratin 12, gene 3 (krt12.3)

	keratin 18 gene 2 (krt18.2)		keratin 18 gene 2 (krt18.2)
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	keratin 78 gene 4 (krt78.4)		keratin 78 gene 4 (krt78.4)

	~~keratin 78 gene 9 (krt78.9), named changed from krt79, krt79.2~~

	keratin-like (krt-like)		keratin-like (krt-like)

imported>Xenbase: /* krt12.5 */

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krt12.5

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	=krt12.5=		=krt12.5=
	This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12.5'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.		This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12.5'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.
	nomenclature changes=		=nomenclature changes=
	10/8/2019		10/8/2019

	Xenopus gene name and gene symbol for keratin 12 (krt12) changed to keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)		Xenopus gene name and gene symbol for keratin 12 (krt12) changed to keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)

			=nomenclature changes to keratin gene family=
			10/8/2018

	~~10/8/2018~~
	Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.		Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.

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	keratin 5, gene 4 (krt5.4) renamed keratin 78 gene 7 (krt78.7)		keratin 5, gene 4 (krt5.4) renamed keratin 78 gene 7 (krt78.7)

	keratin 5, gene 5 (krt5.5)(also n=known as xlk and larval keratin renamed keratin 62 (krt62)		keratin 5, gene 5 (krt5.5)(also known as xlk and larval keratin) was renamed keratin 62 (krt62)

	keratin 5, gene 7 (krt5.7, also known as xck55 and ck55) renamed keratin 7 (krt7)		keratin 5, gene 7 (krt5.7, also known as xck55 and ck55) renamed keratin 7 (krt7)
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	keratin24 (krt24 (also known as xak-a) was renamed keratin 51 ( krt51)		keratin24 (krt24 (also known as xak-a) was renamed keratin 51 ( krt51)

	krt14 ( also known as ck14, nfj and ebs3) ~~aas~~ renamed keratin 12 gene 1 (krt12.1)		krt14 ( also known as ck14, nfj and ebs3) was renamed keratin 12 gene 1 (krt12.1)

	fin and gill keratin (krt16 ) was renamed keratin 12 gene 2 (krt12.2)		fin and gill keratin (krt16 ) was renamed keratin 12 gene 2 (krt12.2)

	keratin12 (krt12, also known as xk81b2 and larval keratin) renamed keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)		keratin12 (krt12, also known as xk81b2 and larval keratin) was renamed keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)

	adult specific keratin (as known as xak-c) was renamed keratin 12 gene 6 ( krt12.6)		adult specific keratin (as known as xak-c) was renamed keratin 12 gene 6 ( krt12.6)
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	krt10 was renamed keratin 50 (krt50)		krt10 was renamed keratin 50 (krt50)

	krt18a was renamed keratin 18 gene 1 ( krt18.1)		krt18a (also known as krt18, endo-b-keratin, k18 and cyk18) was renamed keratin 18 gene 1 ( krt18.1)

	LOC100036883 was renamed keratin 20 (krt20)		LOC100036883 was renamed keratin 20 (krt20)
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	keratin 35 was renamed keratin 34 (krt34)		keratin 35 was renamed keratin 34 (krt34)

	~~kert~~-b was renamed keratin 780 (krt70)		krt-b was renamed keratin 780 (krt70)


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	keratin 78 gene 3, (krt 78.3)		keratin 78 gene 3, (krt 78.3)

	keratin 78 gene (krt78.4)		keratin 78 gene 4 (krt78.4)

	keratin 78 gene 9 (krt78.9)		keratin 78 gene 9 (krt78.9), named changed from krt79, krt79.2

	keratin-like (krt-like)		keratin-like (krt-like)

imported>Xenbase: /* nomenclature changes to keratin gene family */

2019-07-23T14:42:07Z

nomenclature changes to keratin gene family

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	Xenopus gene name and gene symbol for keratin 12 (krt12) changed to keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)		Xenopus gene name and gene symbol for keratin 12 (krt12) changed to keratin 12, gene 5 ( krt12.5)

	~~=nomenclature changes to keratin gene family=~~
	10/8/2018		10/8/2018
	Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.		Following an extensive assessment of the keratin gene family during annotation for X. laevis v 9.1 genome, Xenbase genome curators have made nomenclature updates for Xenopus keratin genes. The data analysis for all gene name changes include synteny analyses (which involves aligning with human and other species genomes, assessing sequence conservation, gene order, neighboring genes, location on chromosome), and identifying the number of duplications (if any) in the X laevis S and L chromosomes, and then applying standardized gene nomenclature rules. For example, genes that have been determined to be copies or tandem duplications are sequentially numbered (ie, gene 1 gene 2, gene 3, etc.) and the gene symbol has a ‘point’ then the gene number such as krt12.5 (pronounced “k r t twelve point five”). Not all genes are found in both X. tropicalis and X. laevis, e.g. krt61 is on chromosome 2 in X. tropicalis and on Chromosome 2 in the X laevis.L, but it does not occur on X. laevis.S.

imported>Xenbase: /* krt12.5 */

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krt12.5

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-=krt12=
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-This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase
+This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12.5'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.
 =nomenclature changes=

imported>Xenbase at 19:42, 5 June 2017

2017-06-05T19:42:11Z

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	=krt12=		=krt12=
	This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase		This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase

			=nomenclature changes=
			04/22/ 2016

			Human name has changed for Entrez Gene: 3859. From keratin 12, type I to keratin 12

imported>Xenbase gene generator at 12:00, 10 February 2010

2010-02-10T12:00:00Z

New page

=krt12=
This is the community wiki page for the gene ''krt12'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase