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In addition to the canonical RHOG gene (HGNC:672), gnathostomes have another RHOG-like gene which has conserved synteny except for its loss within primates and rodents. | In addition to the canonical RHOG gene (HGNC:672), gnathostomes have another RHOG-like gene which has conserved synteny except for its loss within primates and rodents. | ||
Zfin calls it rhogc (ZDB-GENE-030131-3402; Gene ID: 324681) while | Zfin calls it rhogc (ZDB-GENE-030131-3402; Gene ID: 324681) while Xenbase calls it rhogl (XB-GENE-493450; GeneID: 100216282). | ||
PMID: 15894457 may have been the source of the D. rerio rhoga, rhogb, and rhogc symbols. | PMID: 15894457 may have been the source of the D. rerio rhoga, rhogb, and rhogc symbols. | ||
After discussion, with HGNC and other model organism databases, this gene name has changed | After discussion, with HGNC and other model organism databases, this gene name has changed for Xenopus from 'ras homolog gene family, member G (rho G) like', with gene symbol: rhogl to: RHOG family member 2, with gene symbol ''rhog2''. | ||
15June 2020 | 15June 2020 | ||
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Human RHOG2 has been recognized as a psuedogene ,therefore RHOG2P | Human RHOG2 has been recognized as a psuedogene ,therefore RHOG2P | ||
Leave this gene name unchanged in ''Xenopus''. | Leave this gene name unchanged in ''Xenopus''as the P designates as a psuedogene in human. | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 26 October 2020
rhog2
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nomenclature change
30.04.2020
This gene name has changed from 'ras homolog gene family, member G (rho G) like', with gene symbol: rhogl to: RHOG family member 2, with gene symbol rhog2
Background to nomenclature change:
In addition to the canonical RHOG gene (HGNC:672), gnathostomes have another RHOG-like gene which has conserved synteny except for its loss within primates and rodents. Zfin calls it rhogc (ZDB-GENE-030131-3402; Gene ID: 324681) while Xenbase calls it rhogl (XB-GENE-493450; GeneID: 100216282).
PMID: 15894457 may have been the source of the D. rerio rhoga, rhogb, and rhogc symbols.
After discussion, with HGNC and other model organism databases, this gene name has changed for Xenopus from 'ras homolog gene family, member G (rho G) like', with gene symbol: rhogl to: RHOG family member 2, with gene symbol rhog2.
15June 2020
Human symbol has changed for genepage ID: 5997925 From rhog2 to RHOG2P
Human RHOG2 has been recognized as a psuedogene ,therefore RHOG2P
Leave this gene name unchanged in Xenopusas the P designates as a psuedogene in human.