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nomenclature changes

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	Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like). So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.		Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like). So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.

	Solution: Human TMEM88B to TMEM278 is an agreeable solution to all concerned parties~~. These are the TMEM88B orthologs that will have their symbols updated to TMEM278~~. ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517 would remain as tmem88b:		Solution: Human TMEM88B to TMEM278 is an agreeable solution to all concerned parties. ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517 would remain as tmem88b:

			These are the TMEM88B orthologs that will have their symbols updated to TMEM278.

	Hs GeneID: 643965 HGNC:37099		Hs GeneID: 643965 HGNC:37099

Xenbase: /* nomenclature changes */

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nomenclature changes

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	Following review by HGNC and RefSeq, the nomenclature for these genes has changed due to a symbol clash with zebrafish. As Xenopus and other models follow human nomenlcature the following genes will all change from ''tmem88b'' to ''tmem278''.		Following review by HGNC and RefSeq [RSCOM-818], the nomenclature for these genes has changed due to a symbol clash with zebrafish. As Xenopus and other models follow human nomenlcature the following genes will all change from ''tmem88b'' to ''tmem278''.

	Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like). So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.		Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like). So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.

Xenbase: /* nomenclature changes */

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nomenclature changes

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	Following review by HGNC and RefSeq, the nomenclature for these genes has changed due to a symbol clash with zebrafish. As Xenopus and other models follow human nomenlcature the following genes will all change from ''tmem88b'' to ''tmem278''.		Following review by HGNC and RefSeq, the nomenclature for these genes has changed due to a symbol clash with zebrafish. As Xenopus and other models follow human nomenlcature the following genes will all change from ''tmem88b'' to ''tmem278''.

	Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like).		Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like). So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.
	So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.

	Solution: Human TMEM88B to TMEM278 is an agreeable solution to all concerned parties. These are the TMEM88B orthologs that will have their symbols updated to TMEM278. ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517 would remain as tmem88b:		Solution: Human TMEM88B to TMEM278 is an agreeable solution to all concerned parties. These are the TMEM88B orthologs that will have their symbols updated to TMEM278. ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517 would remain as tmem88b:

Xenbase: /* tmem88 */

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tmem88

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	=~~tmem88~~=		=''tmem278''=
	This is the community wiki page for the gene ''~~tmem88~~'' 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 ''tmem278'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase.

			=nomenclature changes=

			23FEB2025

			Following review by HGNC and RefSeq, the nomenclature for these genes has changed due to a symbol clash with zebrafish. As Xenopus and other models follow human nomenlcature the following genes will all change from ''tmem88b'' to ''tmem278''.

			Issue: Human has TMEM88 (GeneID: 92162) and zebrafish has named the two orthologs as tmem88a (ZDB-GENE-040426-1808, GeneID: 402969) and tmem88b (ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517). Unfortunately, human also has TMEM88B (GeneID: 643965) which is orthologous to zebrafish GeneID:101887175 (no official symbol. NCBI calls it tmem88b-like).
			So, while the zebrafish tmem88a/b genes are orthologs of human TMEM88 there's potential confusion about the orthology to human TMEM88B - particularly since there's no official zebrafish symbol yet for the orthologous GeneID:101887175.

			Solution: Human TMEM88B to TMEM278 is an agreeable solution to all concerned parties. These are the TMEM88B orthologs that will have their symbols updated to TMEM278. ZDB-GENE-060929-644, GeneID: 100004517 would remain as tmem88b:

			Hs GeneID: 643965 HGNC:37099

			Mm GeneID: 320587 MGI:2444329

			Rn GeneID: 680723 RGD:1588243

			Gg GeneID: 419414 CGNC:50993

			Xtr GeneID: 100380134

			Dr GeneID: 101887175

			Ptr GeneID: 107973858 VGNC:58843

			Bt GeneID: 767837 VGNC:36121

			Ss GeneID: 100526055 VGNC:94215

			Ec GeneID: 100629449 VGNC:111073

			Cf GeneID: 100684204 VGNC:47612

			Fc GeneID: 101085789 VGNC:66369

			Mmul GeneID: 100427005

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

2010-02-10T12:00:00Z

New page

=tmem88=
This is the community wiki page for the gene ''tmem88'' please feel free to add any information that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere in Xenbase