G Browse is a browse map of the Arabidopsis genome, from this tools, we can locate genes, cDNAs and ESTs, insertion mutants, SNPs, markers and BACs of AT1G66680
Splice Variants
The AT1G66680 gene only has one variant, which means the gene only code for one protein
Arabidopsis cDNAs
There are six Arabidopsis cDNA entries sequences for gene AT1G66680. The cDNA sequences cover the entire length of the predicted gene structure. No further information is known about the cDNAs for this gene.
T-DNA insertions
Transfer-DNA (T-DNA) insertion is a highly effective mutagen. The ideal T-DNA insertion will cause a “Knock-Out” or silence the target gene by inserting into either an exon or an intron in the protein-coding region.
There are two potential T-DNA that could cause a knock-out gene for AT1G66680
GK-789G04-02870 & GK-789G04-024933. These TDNA are best candidate due to their location in coding sequence intron
GK-789G04-02870 & GK-789G04-024933. These TDNA are best candidate due to their location in coding sequence intron
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Tandem Gene Family
On a chromosome, a tandem repeat is a sequence of two or more DNA bases that is repeated frequently head-to-tail. AT1666G80 is not a member of a Tandem gene family
Four tools were used to analyze the gene AT1G66680
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Protein sequence comparison between gene and other species. |
Visual representation for cDNAs, T-DNA, and splice variants. |
Visual representation of gene expression for gene AT1G66680 within the Arabidopsis plant. |
Graphic of genes correlated with AT1G66680 and their expression in plant tissues.
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