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EDARADD
EDAR associated death domain

The human orthologue of this gene is associated
with the following human diseases:

Gene

Official Symbol	EDARADD
Official Full Name	EDAR associated death domain
CGNC ID	54338
also known as	ectodysplasin-A receptor-associated adapter protein\|ectodysplasin A1 receptor associated death domain protein
gene type	protein-coding

Genomic Map

	Ensembl
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	UCSC
	Gallus-Browse

Sequence Information

Genomic
RNA	NM_001012405
Polypeptide	NP_001012405
Sequence Clusters/ESTs	Unigene

Gene Expression

In Situ Hybridization	GEISHA
EST Profile	Gga.20517

Orthology

	Entrez Gene	Ensembl Gene	Genetic Phenotypes	MOD
Fruit Fly
Human	128178	ENSG00000186197	MIM:129490	MIM:606603
Mouse	171211	ENSMUSG00000095105	All phenotypic alleles (5):Spontaneous(2) Chemically induced(3)	MGI:1931001
Xenopus	100490133			984100
Zebrafish	566761	ENSDARG00000062289	ZDB-GENE-050114-5, ZDB-GENE-050114-5	ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-050114-5, ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-050114-5

Gene Ontology

Molecular Function
Biological Process
Cellular Component

Links to other databases

Entrez Gene	497625
Ensembl Gene	ENSGALG00000014369
KEGG	gga:497625

GEISHA Id	EDARADD.Houghton.2005	Data Source	Publication
Complete cDNA Template Probe	show CAGATCATGCAACAAAAGAGCCGGTAGAGGATACAGATCCCAGCACTCTTTCCTTGACAATGACGGAAAAATATCCTGT CCAAGACACAGGAGTACCTAAAGATGAGGAATACAAAACAGATCAAGTTACATTGGAAATTGCATCTGTGAACATCAGG AGTCTTACATCAGATTCTGGCCTCGTCCAGCAGCCAGAAGACAAAGACACTCAAAACCATACTGACAAATCGCTTTCAG ATCTCAAGAAAACTTGCAAAGAAAATACCACCTGCTCCTTGTGCTTATTCCGTGCACCGACCATCAGTGACATGCTCGA TGACGAGGACTTGTTGTACACAGTGAGGCTAAAGCTGGATCCCTGCCACCCAACAGTGAAAAACTGGAGGAATTTAGCA AGCAAGTGGGGGATGACTTACGATGAATTGTGTTTTCTTGAACAGAAGCCCCAGAGTCCCACCTTGGAGTTTTTGCTAC GGAATAGTGACAGGACTGTGGAGCAGCTGATTGAGCTCTGTAAATTTTATAAGAGAATTGATGTTGTGAAAGTGCTACT GAAGTGGGTGGAGGAGGAATGGCCCAAGAGAGGAAACAGAAGTTACCAGAACGACTTGTAGGTCAGAGAAAGTGGTTAG TTTCTGCTTGTTAAATGTTGGGACTAGCTGCAACTAGTAGATGGAAAGTTTCTCTTGTGACAGAGAAACAGTCTGTACT GGCAGTCTGTATACTGTGTAAGCTTTTGTACTGTATACACATATATATGGTCTGTGCCCTCAGGGTTGTAAAGATAACC TTTCAAAAGTGGATAGAATAATGCAGGTTGTGTTTTTGAGTCTACAAACACCTTTATTTTCTTTGCTGCTGTTTGTAGG CTTCCTAAACAGAAGAAGAATGAAAAAGCCAGACCAGTGGTATAATTGCAACAGTTGTGAGCCATGTCAGTCAGTTGTG TGTTGTCGCTGCTGGGAAAGCTGCACTTAGAAGGCAAGTCTCTTAGCTTTTCTGACAGCCTTTCCACAGTTTTTGTGTT CTGCCTGCTAGAAGAC
Citation	Houghton L, Lindon C, Morgan BA. The ectodysplasin pathway in feather tract development. Development. 2005 Mar;132(5):863-72. Epub 2005 Jan 26.
Copyright	copyright is held by the authors. Published by the Company of Biologists Ltd.
Comments	The probe was amplified by PCR using the following primers: 5′-TGATATGGCAGATCATGCAAC-3′ and 5′-GTCTTCTAGCAGGCAGAACA-3′ and was extracted from NCBI Acc# NM_001012405.2.