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GS7960 C. elegans exc-6(gk386) cyk-1(or596) III; inft-2(ok1296) V; arIs198. Show Description
Maintain at 15C. cyk-1(or596) is temperature-sensitive embryonic lethal. arIs198 [glt-3p::CFP + glt-3p::LifeAct::TagRFP]; expresses cytoplasmic CFP and LifeAct::TagRFP in the excretory canal cell under control of the glt-3 promoter. Shortened excretory canals. Strain is quite sick even at the permissive temperature.
HMZ245 C. elegans ccar-1(sda11) IV. Show Description
Superficially wild-type except for a slightly shorter body length in adults. Crispr/Cas9 was used to create a 13 bp deletion in exon7 of ccar-1a; breakpoints: CTGATTCGGGAG/sda11/ATCGGAAGTTTC. sda11 is an isoform-specific deletion allele. It only affects the function of CCAR-1A and CCAR-1D, but not CCAR-1B and C. In addition, because CCAR-1D is not expressed in embryos,this allele can be used to specifically inactivate CCAR-1A (the full-length isoform that is the most similar to human CCAR1) during embryogenesis. Reference: Fu R, et al. J Cell Sci. 2018 May 10.
JM130 C. elegans pho-1(ca101ca102) unc-4(e120)/mnC1 [dpy-10(e128) unc-52(e444)] II. Show Description
Heterozgyotes are WT and segregate WT, DpyUncs, and Unc Pho (slightly slow growing, about 15% shorter than WT and produce about 60% inviable embryos; early broods are less viable than later broods).
KAE112 C. elegans seaIs201. Show Description
seaIs201 [myo-3p::human tau (0N4R;V337M)::unc-54 3'UTR + vha-6p::mCherry::unc-54 3'UTR]. Reduced crawling speed, reduced brood size, shortened lifespan, slow development, early paralysis. Human tau transgene is expressed in body wall muscles, producing strong phenotypes suitable for screening and is sensitive to knockdown by feeding RNAi. Generated in N2 background.
KK299 C. elegans par-5(it55) unc-22(e66) IV/nT1 [unc-?(n754) let-?] (IV;V). Show Description
Heterozygotes are Unc and segregate Unc, Twitchers which give only dead eggs, and dead eggs. nT1 heterozygotes are shorter and slower than par-5 unc-22 homozygous worms. par-5 region is not well balanced by nT1: check to make sure that unc-22 homozygotes lay dead eggs. Strict maternal effect lethal.
LB26 C. elegans nuo-1(ua1) II; unc-119(ed3) III; uaIs26. Show Description
uaIs26 [(p016bT434M) nuo-1(+) + unc-119(+)]. Carries integration of nuo-1(T434M) in a plasmid derived from pDP#MM016b. Complements both nuo-1(ua1) and unc-119(ed3). Generated via microparticle bombardment, therefore, most likely low-copy expression of transgene. Site of integration unknown. Moderate brood size. Shorter life span. Sensitive to oxidative stress.
LB90 C. elegans ctl-2(ua90) II; him-8(e1489) IV. Show Description
Shortened lifespan.
LP176 C. elegans unc-119(ed3) III; che-12(cp25[che-12::GFP + LoxP + unc-119(+) + LoxP]) V. Show Description
N-terminally tagged GFP::CHE-12. Cilia are slightly shorter than WT. GFP fluorescence appears in multiple sensory cilia in the head and phasmid neuron cilia in the tail. Reference: Das A, et al. Mol Biol Cell. 2015 Nov 15;26(23):4248-64.
LP198 C. elegans unc-119(ed3) III; che-12(cp34[gfp::che-12 + LoxP + unc-119(+) + LoxP]) V. Show Description
C-terminally tagged CHE-12::GFP. Cilia are slightly shorter than WT. GFP fluorescence appears in multiple sensory cilia in the head and phasmid neuron cilia in the tail. Reference: Das A, et al. Mol Biol Cell. 2015 Nov 15;26(23):4248-64.
NJ211 C. elegans can-1(rh67) III. Show Description
Shortened excretory canal.
NJ242 C. elegans exc-2(rh90) X. Show Description
Formation of large round cysts in the excretory canal. The cysts begin to form shortly before hatching and is penetrant. The cysts grow in size throughout larval and adult stages, and can be lethal. The cysts form primarily at the cell body. Some of the larger cysts may be visible by low power microscopy. Slight variable defects in the tail whip. 100% penetrant.
NJ469 C. elegans exc-4(rh133) I. Show Description
Formation of large round cysts in the excretory canal. The cysts begin to form shortly before hatching and is penetrant. The cysts grow in size throughout larval and adult stages, and can be lethal. The cysts form primarily at the cell body. Some of the larger cysts may be visible by low power microscopy. Slight variable defects in the tail whip.
NJ51 C. elegans exc-1(rh26) X. Show Description
Excretory canal defect. Large fluid-filled cysts appear randomly along the excretory canal, especially at the tips: 100% penetrant. Cysts often visible as clear spots by low-power microscopy. Shortened canals. Smaller cysts in amphid sheath. Stop mutation in 2nd Ras-like IRGP domain. Encodes homologue of human IRGC. [NOTE (08/2025): The correct genotype of this strain is exc-1(rh26), not exc-3(rh26) as previously described.]
NJ555 C. elegans exc-3(rh207) X. Show Description
Excretory canal defect. Canals are shortened and animal is somewhat pale. Defect visible only by Nomarski microscopy. Tail spike is often malformed.
NJ602 C. elegans ifc-2(rh209) X. Show Description
Homozygous viable, but poor growth and some mortality at lower osmolarity. Large fluid-filled cysts in excretory cell body and shortened canals, sometimes visible with dissecting microscope. Encodes intermediate filament protein. ifc-2 formerly known as exc-2. References: Buechner M, et al. Dev Biol. 1999 Oct 1;214(1):227-41. doi: 10.1006/dbio.1999.9398. PMID: 10491271.
NJ678 C. elegans ifc-2(rh247) X. Show Description
Homozygous viable, but poor growth and some mortality at lower osmolarity. Large fluid-filled cysts in excretory cell body and shortened canals, sometimes visible with dissecting microscope. Encodes intermediate filament protein. ifc-2 formerly known as exc-2. References: Buechner M, et al. Dev Biol. 1999 Oct 1;214(1):227-41. doi: 10.1006/dbio.1999.9398. PMID: 10491271. Yang Z, et al. J Cell Biol. 2020 Nov 2;219(11):e202003152. doi: 10.1083/jcb.202003152. PMID: 32860501.
NJ731 C. elegans exc-5(rh232) IV. Show Description
Formation of large round cysts in the excretory canal. The cysts begin to form shortly before hatching and is penetrant. The cysts grow in size throughout larval and adult stages, and can be lethal. The cysts form primarily at the canal tips. Some of the larger cysts may be visible by low power microscopy. Slight variable defects in the tail whip. Impenetrant distal tip cell migration defects (Mig).
NJ831 C. elegans exc-3(rh186) X. Show Description
Excretory canal defect. Hypomorphic allele. Canals are slightly shortened. Defect visible only by Nomarski microscopy.
OF1265 C. elegans elpc-2(ix243) III. Show Description
Shortened locomotor healthspan. Reference: Kawamura K, & Maruyama IN. G3 (Bethesda). 2019 Aug 8;9(8):2415-2423.
OF1355 C. elegans hda-3(ix261) I. Show Description
Shortened locomotor healthspan. ix261 missense allele causes phenotype similar to that of deletion alleles. Reference: Kawamura K, & Maruyama IN. Aging (Albany NY). 2020 Dec 3;12(23):23525-23547.
OH15862 C. elegans him-5 (e1490) V; otEx7353. Show Description
otEx7353 [UPN::tagRFP::TRA-1(active) + rol-6(su1006)]. Rollers. Pick Rollers to maintain. Nervous system-specific expression of a TRA-1 gain-of-function construct. UPN is a concatenated panneuronal promoter (containing promoter fragments from unc-11, rgef-1, ehs-1, and ric-19). TRA-1(active) is a shortened version of the TRA-1A cDNA (860aa) predicted to encode the proteolytically activated version of TRA-1A generated by C-terminal cleavage in hermaphrodites (Schvarzstein and Spence 2006).
OH16499 C. elegans nlp-45(ot1046) X. Show Description
Presumed null allele nlp-45. ot1046 deletion causes a frameshift resulting in a shortened coding sequence that doesn't include mature neuropeptide. Reference: Sun H & Hobert O. Nature. 2021 Dec;600(7887):93-99. doi: 10.1038/s41586-021-04071-4. PMID: 34759317.
OH16500 C. elegans nlp-45(ot1047) X. Show Description
Presumed null allele nlp-45. ot1047 deletion causes a frameshift resulting in a shortened coding sequence that doesn't include mature neuropeptide. Reference: Sun H & Hobert O. Nature. 2021 Dec;600(7887):93-99. doi: 10.1038/s41586-021-04071-4. PMID: 34759317.
OQ192 C. elegans gmap-1(ulb13) X. Show Description
CRISPR/Cas9 engineered 1515 bp deletion of gmap-1; flanking sequences ACCTATCCAAAGCTT and TGCCAAGACATTGAA. Dessication sensitive. Shorter body length. Increased permeability of the cuticle. Reference: Ngale Njume F, et al. iScience. 2022 Oct 14;25(11):105357. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2022.105357. PMID: 36339267.
PHX893 C. elegans nish-1(syb767) IV. Show Description
Shorter body length. Reference: Bennett DF, et al. Aging Cell. 2023 Feb;22(2):e13774. doi: 10.1111/acel.13774. PMID: 36670049.
PS611 C. elegans mab-21(sy155) III; him-5(e1490) V. Show Description
Transformation of ray 6 to a thin ray which is anteriorly displaced and fuses with ray 4 (95%). A 10th ray is found in about 50% of the sides scored. Body is slightly shorter. Do not distribute this strain; other labs should request it from the CGC.
RB1753 C. elegans fbxb-56(ok2243) I. Show Description
YY63D3A.10. Homozygous. Outer Left Sequence: AGGTGGAAGGGATGGCTATT. Outer Right Sequence: GCTTCCTTGACTCTCCGTTG. Inner Left Sequence: GAAATTTGCACTCCAGGGAA. Inner Right Sequence: TAGTCTGGAAGGAGCGCTGT. Inner Primer PCR Length: 3267 bp. NOTE: External left primer occurs twice in Y63D3A, once at coordinate 1234 and once at coordinate 3721, giving external WT products of 3493 and 1006 bp respectively. Shorter product is apparently preferred in PCR. Reactions on mutant template using ok2243_external primers thus primarily gives a product from EL(3721) and ER. Nested amplification on this product using ok2243_internal primers appears to give a product from EL(3721) (remaining primer from the external round passed to internal round by product transfer) and IR. Deletion Size: 219 bp. Deletion left flank: CCACTTCAGTCTTGATGCTGCGCTCGTGCC. Deletion right flank: TGTCACTAGCTCTATATTCAAGTCTCCTCG. Insertion Sequence: TTTTGTTCT. Attribution: This strain was provided by the C. elegans Reverse Genetics Core Facility at the University of British Columbia, which is part of the international C. elegans Gene Knockout Consortium, which should be acknowledged in any publications resulting from its use. Paper_evidence WBPaper00041807
SP797 C. elegans unc-3(e151) osm-1(p808) X; mnDp13 (X;f). Show Description
WT phenotype. Segregates Uncs which are Osm. [Osm phenotype checked 2/94.] mnDp3[sup-10(mn338)] and mnDp13 are the same. mnDp13 was derived from mnDp3 as lacking sup-10(+). It is not known if mnDp3 picked up a mutation in sup-10 or if the end of mnDp3 was shortened.
ST6 C. elegans eat-20(nc4) Show Description
Starved appearance: shorter body length, pale intestine, reduced pharyngeal pumping, smaller brood size and extended egg-laing period.
TJ119 C. elegans Show Description
Mean lifespan 12.3 days. Carries Ts of BergBO. Carries Daf+ of N2. Males fertile. One of the shortest lived strains. No fertility at 25C.
TQ233 C. elegans trpa-1(ok999) IV. Show Description
Shorter lifespan than wild-type worms at 15-20 C, but not at 25 C. Reference: Xiao R, et al. Cell. 2013 Feb 14;152(4):806-17.
TU2362 C. elegans vab-15(u781) X. Show Description
Variably abnormal. Severe developmental defects. Partially lethal (approx. 2/3 fail to survive). Adult hermaphrodites have variably enlarged and shortened tails and the body cuticle is twisted. Severe egg-laying defect; some animals have a protruding vulva. Tab. Unc. Lack AVM, PVM, and PLM. ALM often fail to migrate or migrate a shorter distance.
TWH179 C.elegans hrpr-1(yyz8) I; tmIs905 II; egIs1 IV. Show Description
tmIs905 [dat-1p::alpha-synuclein(A30P) + ges-1p::DsRed] II. egIs1 [dat-1p::GFP]; reportedly maps to LG IV. hrpr-1 also known as hrp-2. yyz8 is a weak loss-of-function allele. Neurodegeneration in ADE neurons. Neurites are shorter in PDE neurons.
VT132 C. elegans sqt-1(sc13) lin-29(n333)/mnC1 [dpy-10(e128) unc-52(e444)] II. Show Description
Heterozygotes are slightly shorter than WT and segregate more animals which are slightly shorter than WT, Rollers which are Egl and have a protruding vulva, and DpyUncs.
VT516 C. elegans lin-29(n546)/mnC1 [dpy-10(e128) unc-52(e444)] II. Show Description
Heterozygotes are slightly shorter than WT and segregate DpyUnc and Egl.
VZ1 C. elegans trx-1(ok1449) II. Show Description
B0228.5 Homozygous. Exhibits slightly shortened lifespan compared to wild-type. Outer Left Sequence: cgccgtggttaacctcttta. Outer Right Sequence: ttatcggacaataggcggac. Inner Left Sequence: ctgttgactcccaacaccct. Inner Right Sequence: ttgcaaaagaaattttcgcc. Inner Primer PCR Length: 2357. Estimated Deletion Size: about 850 bp. This strain was provided by the C. elegans Gene Knockout Project at OMRF, which is part of the International C. elegans Gene Knockout Consortium, which should be acknowledged in any publications resulting from its use. http://www.mutantfactory.ouhsc.edu/ Reference: Miranda-Vizuete A, et al. FEBS Lett. 2006 Jan 23;580(2):484-90.
YA1039 C. elegans mrt-1(yp2) I. Show Description
yp2 mutation perturbs the MRT-1 DNA-binding domain. Mortal germline. Progressive telomere shortening due to telomerase dysfunction. Hypersensitive to DNA interstrand crosslinking agents. This strain will become sterile after propagating 10-20 generations. mrt-1 mutants can be rejuvenated by outcrossing. Reference: Meier B, et al. EMBO J. 2009 Nov 18;28(22):3549-63.
YA1116 C. elegans mrt-1(tm1354) I. Show Description
Null allele. Mortal germline. Progressive telomere shortening due to telomerase dysfunction. Hypersensitive to DNA interstrand crosslinking agents. This strain will become sterile after propagating 10-20 generations. mrt-1 mutants can be rejuvenated by outcrossing. Reference: Meier B, et al. EMBO J. 2009 Nov 18;28(22):3549-63.
YA893 C. elegans mrt-1(e2662) I. Show Description
Null allele. Mortal germline. Progressive telomere shortening due to telomerase dysfunction. Hypersensitive to DNA interstrand crosslinking agents. This strain will become sterile after propagating 10-20 generations. mrt-1 mutants can be rejuvenated by outcrossing. Reference: Meier B, et al. EMBO J. 2009 Nov 18;28(22):3549-63. [NOTE: allele is incorrectly described as e2661 in this publication.]