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=nomenclature change=
=nomenclature change=


On review by Xenbase curators, this gene was renamed ''noxo1.2,  NADPH oxidase organizer 1 gene 2'' as it appears to be a tandem duplication of ''noxo1'' on Chromosome 9/9_10 in ''Xenopus''.
On review by Xenbase curators, this gene was renamed from ''noxo1.1'' to  ''noxo1.2,  NADPH oxidase organizer 1 gene 2'' as it appears to be a tandem duplication of ''noxo1'' on Chromosome 9/9_10 in ''Xenopus''.




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in reverse order, synteny pattern in X laevis is as follows:
in reverse order, synteny pattern in X laevis is as follows:


Xlav. v10 Chr9_10.L:  XB5835757.L< ... LOC108701676< ... '''noxo1.1.L'''< ... gfer.L> [[LOC121397979]]>
Xlav. v10 Chr9_10.L:  XB5835757.L< ... LOC108701676< ... '''noxo1.1.L'''< ... [[gfer.L]]> [[LOC121397979]]>


where LOC108701676 = NADPH oxidase organizer 1  
where LOC108701676 = NADPH oxidase organizer 1  
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Xla. v10 Chr9_10.S:  gng13.S< ... XB5835757.S< ... '''noxo1.1.S'''< ... [[LOC108703232]].S>.... alkbh5.S>
Xla. v10 Chr9_10.S:  gng13.S< ... XB5835757.S< ... '''noxo1.1.S'''< ... [[LOC108703232]].S>.... alkbh5.S>
[ where XB5835757.S is uncharacterized XB5835757 S homeolog  Gene ID: 108703230
 
and where
where XB5835757.S is uncharacterized XB5835757 S homeolog  Gene ID: 108703230
[[LOC108703232]] = unconventional myosin-XV-like Gene ID: 108703232]
 
and where [[LOC108703232]] = unconventional myosin-XV-like Gene ID: 108703232]
 
In human. RNF151 > ... TBL3> ... '''NOXO1'''< .... [[GFER]]> ...  SYNGR3>
 
THIS PATTERN IS SOMEWHAT BROKEN ACROSS TAXA BUT '''NOXO1''' DOES SEEM TO ALWAYS/MOSTLY  RESIDE NEXT TO [[GFER]], growth factor, augmenter of liver regeneration [ Homo sapiens (human) ]
Gene ID: 2671

Latest revision as of 07:38, 10 August 2021

noxo1.2

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nomenclature change

On review by Xenbase curators, this gene was renamed from noxo1.1 to noxo1.2, NADPH oxidase organizer 1 gene 2 as it appears to be a tandem duplication of noxo1 on Chromosome 9/9_10 in Xenopus.


In the current genome annotations, the synteny pattern is as follows.

Xtrop. v10.o Chr 9: gfer < ... noxo1.1 > ... LOC101733866 > ... XB5835757> ... gng13> ...

[where LOC101733866 = NADPH oxidase organizer 1-like [ Xenopus tropicalis (tropical clawed frog) ] Gene ID: 101733866] and

where XB5835757 =uncharacterized XB5835757 Gene ID: 779553]


in reverse order, synteny pattern in X laevis is as follows:

Xlav. v10 Chr9_10.L: XB5835757.L< ... LOC108701676< ... noxo1.1.L< ... gfer.L> LOC121397979>

where LOC108701676 = NADPH oxidase organizer 1

where LOC121397979 unconventional myosin-XV-like

and XB5835757.L is uncharacterized XB5835757 L homeolog Gene ID: 100158433]


Xla. v10 Chr9_10.S: gng13.S< ... XB5835757.S< ... noxo1.1.S< ... LOC108703232.S>.... alkbh5.S>

where XB5835757.S is uncharacterized XB5835757 S homeolog Gene ID: 108703230

and where LOC108703232 = unconventional myosin-XV-like Gene ID: 108703232]

In human. RNF151 > ... TBL3> ... NOXO1< .... GFER> ... SYNGR3>

THIS PATTERN IS SOMEWHAT BROKEN ACROSS TAXA BUT NOXO1 DOES SEEM TO ALWAYS/MOSTLY RESIDE NEXT TO GFER, growth factor, augmenter of liver regeneration [ Homo sapiens (human) ] Gene ID: 2671