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A chicken embryo gene expression database

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RGR
retinal G protein coupled receptor

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

Retinitis pigmentosa 44

Gene

Official Symbol	RGR
Official Full Name	retinal G protein coupled receptor
CGNC ID	52006
also known as	RGR-opsin, RP44, RPE-retinal G protein-coupled receptor\|retinal g-protein receptor opsin\|rgr opsin
gene type	protein-coding

Genomic Map

	Ensembl ID not known
	NCBI
	UCSC
	Gallus-Browse

Sequence Information

Genomic
RNA	NM_001031216
Polypeptide	NP_001026387
Sequence Clusters/ESTs	Unigene

Gene Expression

In Situ Hybridization	GEISHA
EST Profile	Gga.21913

Orthology

	Entrez Gene	Ensembl Gene	Genetic Phenotypes	MOD
Fruit Fly
Human	5995	ENSG00000148604	MIM:613769	MIM:600342
Mouse	57811	ENSMUSG00000021804	All phenotypic alleles (3):Targeted, knock-out(1) Targeted, other(2)	MGI:1929473
Xenopus	548767, 444753			1011413
Zebrafish	550575, 554142	ENSDARG00000054890	ZDB-GENE-040924-6, ZDB-GENE-050522-447	ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-040924-6, ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-050522-447

Gene Ontology

Molecular Function
Biological Process
Cellular Component

Links to other databases

Entrez Gene	423619
Ensembl Gene
KEGG	gga:423619

GEISHA Id	GRGR.Bailey.2004	Data Source	Publication
Complete cDNA Template Probe	show GGCACGAGGGCCCCATAGCCATAGCAGAGGGCAGAGGTTAAATCTGTTGGAATTTTTATCACAGGAATGGTCACTTCAC ATCCTCTCCCTGAAGGCTTCACTGAAATAGAGGTGTTTGCCATCGGCACTGCCCTACTGGTAGAAGCCCTGCTTGGTTT CTGTCTGAATGGCTTGACGATTATTTCATTCCGAAAAATCAAAGAGCTCCGAACACCCAGCAACCTGCTGGTTCTCAGC ATCGCACTGGCTGACTGCGGGATATGCATCAATGCATTCATCGCTGCCTTTTCCAGCTTCCTCAGGTACTGGCCCTATG GCTCCGAGGGCTGTCAGATTCATGGATTCCAGGGCTTCTTGACAGCACTAGCCAGCATCAGCTCCAGCGCAGCAGTTGC CTGGGACCGGTATCATCACTACTGTACAAGGAGCAAGCTGCAGTGGAGCACAGCCATCTCCATGATGGTGTTCGCGTGG CTGTTCGCTGCCTTCTGGGCCACAATGCCCTTGCTGGGCTGGGGGGAGTATGACTATGAGCCCCTCCGAACCTGCTGCA CCCTGGACTACAGCAAAGGGGACAGAAACTATATCACATTCCTTTTTGCTCTGTCCATTTTCAATTTCATGATCCCGGG CTTCATCATGATGACGGCCTATCAGTCCATACATCAGAAGTTCAAGAAAAGTGGGCACTATAAGTTTAACACTGGCTTA CCGTTGAAGACGCTGGTCATTTGCTGGGGTCCCTACTGCCTTCTGAGTTTCTATGCAGCAATTGAAAACGTGATGTTCA TTTCACCAAAATACCGAATGATTCCTGCCATTATTGCCAAGACAGTGCCAACCGTGGACAGCTTTGTGTATGCCCTGGG CAATGAGAACTACAGAGGAGGAATATGGCAGTTCCTCACAGGACAGAAGATTGAGAAAGCAGAGGTTGATAGCAAAACT AAGTAACCCACTGCAGCATCAAGACACATTAATGCAGGCACACCAGTGAAAGCAACACAGTAGAGGAAGACGTGTGCAC TGTGGTATGTACGTGCAAAGGTGATTCCACATTGAAAAGGCTGTGCACTGACTACAAGCAATGAAAGAAAGCCCCATGG ATTACTGTTGAAACCATCATGAGCTGCTTGTCAAACAA
Citation	Bailey MJ, Cassone VM. Opsin photoisomerases in the chick retina and pineal gland: characterization, localization, and circadian regulation. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2004 Mar;45(3):769-75.
Copyright	Copyright © 2012 by the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology
Comments	As insufficient information is provided in publication to verify exact sequence used to synthesize probe, the sequence below was obtained from NCBI (acc #NM_001031216.1 ). Birds were adults.