Nothobranchius furzeri

Gene : EEF1A1A - ENSNFUG00015018495 - Nothobranchius furzeri (Turquoise killifish)

General information

Gene identifier

ENSNFUG00015018495

Name

EEF1A1A

Description

elongation factor 1-alpha 1 [Source:NCBI gene (formerly Entrezgene);Acc:107396771]

Synonym(s)

Orthologs

Paralogs

Expression

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Anatomical entity
Expression score
FDR
Link to source data
Sources
UBERON:0000955brain95.885.92e-7See source data
RSCAIE

Sources

A Affimetrix
E EST
I In Situ
R RNA-Seq
SC scRNA-Seq
datano data

Expression scores

3.25e4 lightgrey: low confidence scores

important score variation

Expression scores of expression calls is based on the rank of a gene in a condition according to its expression levels (non-parametric statistics), normalized using the minimum and maximum Rank of the species. Values of Expression scores are between 0 and 100. Low score means that the gene is lowly expressed in the condition compared to other genes. Scores are normalized and comparable across genes, conditions and species.

Sources of annotations to anatomy and development:

Sources of raw data:

Reported absence of expression

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entries

Anatomical entity
Expression score
FDR
Link to source data
Sources
UBERON:0000014zone of skin18.920.325See source data
RSCAIE
UBERON:4000164caudal fin20.320.425See source data
RSCAIE
UBERON:0002107liver25.420.418See source data
RSCAIE

Sources

A Affimetrix
E EST
I In Situ
R RNA-Seq
SC scRNA-Seq
datano data

Expression scores

3.25e4 lightgrey: low confidence scores

important score variation

Expression scores of expression calls is based on the rank of a gene in a condition according to its expression levels (non-parametric statistics), normalized using the minimum and maximum Rank of the species. Values of Expression scores are between 0 and 100. Low score means that the gene is lowly expressed in the condition compared to other genes. Scores are normalized and comparable across genes, conditions and species.

Sources of annotations to anatomy and development:

Sources of raw data:

Orthologs

80%

Paralogs (same species)

80%

Cross-references

80%