Gene: CDK18 - ENSDARG00000012204
- Danio rerio (zebrafish)
General information
| Ensembl ID | ENSDARG00000012204 |
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| Name | CDK18 |
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| Description | si:dkey-166c18.1 [Source:ZFIN;Acc:ZDB-GENE-141215-51] |
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| Organism | Danio rerio (zebrafish) |
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| Synonym(s) | cdk18, pctaire3, pctk3 |
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Expression
| Anat. entity ID | Anatomical entity | Developmental stage(s) | Rank score | Sources |
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| UBERON:0000955 | brain | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 4.66e3 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000160 | intestine | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 6.42e3 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000033 | head | [+] 2 stages- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
- ZFS:0000037Larval:Day 5
| 8.38e3 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000206 | pharyngeal gill | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 8.56e3 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000948 | heart | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 9.06e3 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000922 | embryo | [+] 5 stages- ZFS:0000037Larval:Day 5
- ZFS:0000033Hatching:Long-pec
- UBERON:0000068embryo stage
- UBERON:0004707pharyngula stage
- ZFS:0000029Pharyngula:Prim-5
| 1.08e4- 1.08e4
- 1.25e4
- 1.56e4
- 1.86e4
- 2.12e4
| AEIR |
| UBERON:0000473 | testis | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 1.70e4 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0002385 | muscle tissue | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 1.71e4 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0000014 | zone of skin | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 1.89e4 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0002481 | bone tissue | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 1.89e4 | AEIR |
| UBERON:0002415 | tail | [+] 1 stage- UBERON:0000066fully formed stage
| 2.21e4 | AEIR |
Sources| A | Affymetrix |
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| E | EST |
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| I | In Situ |
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| R | RNA-Seq |
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Rank scores| 3.25e4 | lightgrey: low confidence scores |
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| important score variation |
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Rank scores of expression calls are normalized across genes, conditions and species. Low score means that the gene is highly expressed in the condition. Max rank score in all species: 4.10e4. Min rank score varies across species.
Sources of annotations to anatomy and development:
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