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HGNC and NCBIs RefSeq team have recently renamed all non-human ORF genes. The new gene symbols reflect the orthology to the human gene, while starting with a prefix indictating location of the ORF on the ''Xenopus'' chromosomes (c#), the 'h#' for the human chromosome then the orf #. (e.g., gene symbol ''C19orf44 '' changed to ''c1h19orf44''). Old 'orf' gene symbols are recorded as synonyms.
HGNC and NCBIs RefSeq team have recently renamed all non-human open reading frame (ORF) genes. The new Xenopus gene symbol syntax reflects the orthology to the human gene while starting with a prefix indictating location of the ORF on the Xenopus chromosome, i.e., the Xenopus chromosome number (c#), then 'h#' for the human chromosome number, then the same human 'orf #'. Old human 'c'orf' gene symbols are recorded as synonyms.

Latest revision as of 07:29, 24 May 2023

c1h19orf44

This is the community wiki page for the gene c1h19orf44. Feel free to add any information here that is relevant to this gene that is not already captured elsewhere on Xenbase.

nomenclature changes

20JAN2023

HGNC and NCBIs RefSeq team have recently renamed all non-human open reading frame (ORF) genes. The new Xenopus gene symbol syntax reflects the orthology to the human gene while starting with a prefix indictating location of the ORF on the Xenopus chromosome, i.e., the Xenopus chromosome number (c#), then 'h#' for the human chromosome number, then the same human 'orf #'. Old human 'c'orf' gene symbols are recorded as synonyms.