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CHRNA7
cholinergic receptor nicotinic alpha 7 subunit

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

Schizophrenia, neurophysiologic defect in

Gene

Official Symbol	CHRNA7
Official Full Name	cholinergic receptor nicotinic alpha 7 subunit
CGNC ID	48996
also known as	neuronal acetylcholine receptor subunit alpha-7\|cholinergic receptor, nicotinic, alpha 7 (neuronal)\|cholinergic receptor, nicotinic, alpha polypeptide 7
gene type	protein-coding

Genomic Map

	Ensembl ID not known
	NCBI
	UCSC
	Gallus-Browse

Sequence Information

Genomic
RNA	NM_204181
Polypeptide	NP_989512
Sequence Clusters/ESTs	Unigene

Gene Expression

In Situ Hybridization	GEISHA
EST Profile	Gga.4000

Orthology

	Entrez Gene	Ensembl Gene	Genetic Phenotypes	MOD
Fruit Fly	34826			FBgn0028875
Human	1139	ENSG00000175344	MIM:118511	MIM:118511
Mouse	11441	ENSMUSG00000030525	All phenotypic alleles (3):Targeted, knock-out(1) Targeted, other(2)	MGI:99779
Xenopus	100493611			990455
Zebrafish	394199	ENSDARG00000035785	ZDB-GENE-040108-3	ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-040108-3

Gene Ontology

Molecular Function	acetylcholine-activated cation-selective channel activity, acetylcholine binding, more...
Biological Process	activation of MAPK activity, calcium ion transport, cellular calcium ion homeostasis, cognition, more...
Cellular Component	acetylcholine-gated channel complex, cell junction, plasma membrane, postsynaptic membrane

Links to other databases

Entrez Gene	374001
Ensembl Gene
KEGG	gga:374001

GEISHA Id	CHRNA7.Ikonomov.1998	Data Source	Publication
Complete cDNA Template Probe	show GAGCCGACATCGCAGGGAGAGCCCCGCGCGGGCGCAGGAGGGGGCCGGGCGGCGAGAGGTCCGCGGCGGCGACGGAGGC TCCCGGCTCCGGCTGTTGCCGGGCTCCCGGAATGGGCCTCCAGGCGCTGATGCTGTGGCTGCTGGCGGCGGCGGGGCTC GTGCGCGAGTCCCTGCAAGGAGAGTTCCAAAGGAAGCTGTACAAGGAGCTGCTGAAGAACTACAACCCTCTGGAACGAC CAGTTGCAAATGACTCCCAGCCGCTCACTGTCTATTTCACTCTCAGCCTCATGCAGATCATGGATGTGGATGAAAAGAA TCAAGTATTAACAACAAACATCTGGCTACAAATGTACTGGACAGATCATTACTTACAGTGGAATGTGTCTGAATACCCT GGAGTGAAGAACGTCCGTTTTCCTGATGGACTGATTTGGAAGCCAGATATTCTTCTCTATAACAGTGCTGATGAAAGAT TTGATGCTACATTTCACACTAATGTTTTAGTCAATTCTTCGGGACACTGCCAATATCTGCCACCAGGCATATTTAAAAG CTCATGCTACATAGACGTGCGTTGGTTTCCATTTGATGTTCAGAAGTGCAATCTGAAGTTTGGATCTTGGACATATGGA GGCTGGTCCTTAGACTTACAAATGCAAGAAGCAGATATATCCGGCTATATTTCAAATGGAGAGTGGGATTTAGTAGGAA TTCCTGGGAAGAGAACTGAGAGCTTTTATGAGTGCTGTAAAGAACCATACCCAGATATCACATTCACAGTAACCATGAG ACGCAGAACTCTCTACTACGGGCTCAACCTTCTTATTCCCTGTGTACTGATATCAGCACTTGCCTTATTAGTCTTTCTG CTTCCAGCAGACTCAGGAGAAAAGATCTCACTAGGTATAACAGTTTTATTGTCTCTCACCGTCTTCATGTTACTCGTGG CTGAAATTATGCCAGCAACATCTGATTCTGTGCCCTTAATTGCTCAGTATTTTGCCAGCACCATGATTATTGTTGGCCT CTCTGTTGTTGTCACTGTTATCGTTCTACAATACCATCATCACGATCCAGATGGGGGAAAAATGCCTAAATGGACAAGA GTCATCCTTCTGAATTGGTGTGCTTGGTTTCTGAGGATGAAGAGACCAGGGGAAGATAAAGTGCGTCCCGCCTGTCAAC ATAAACAGCGTCGATGCAGCCTGTCAAGCATGGAGATGAACACTGTGAGTGGTCAGCAATGCAGTAATGGGAACATGCT GTATATTGGGTTTCGAGGGCTGGATGGGGTTCACTGCACACCCACCACTGATTCAGGGGTGATCTGTGGGAGGATGACC TGTTCACCAACAGAGGAAGAAAATCTTCTGCACAGTGGCCACCCCTCTGAAGGCGACCCAGATTTGGCTAAGATCCTGG AAGAGGTCAGATACATTGCAAACAGGTTCAGAGACCAGGATGAAGAAGAAGCCATTTGCAACGAATGGAAGTTTGCAGC CTCTGTAGTAGATCGGCTCTGCTTGATGGCATTTTCGGTCTTCACCATCATTTGTACAATTGGCATCTTAATGTCAGCA CCAAACTTTGTAGAGGCTGTCTCTAAAGATTTTGCTTAACTCCTAACTATGATTTGATTCTCTGAAGTATCATATGTAG CAAATAAGAGTGTATTTTTTTTTGTTTGTTTGCTTGTTTTTAATGAGTACACTGTATCTCATCGTCCTCTGTCTTTTGC CCTCCCCCCTATTCCCCCAGCATTCCTCTGACCCTGGGCTCCTTTCTGAACAGGAGCACCCTTTCAGAAGGGGAGCCAG GGATCCCTCCCTGGGCTGTATGCCCAGCTCCTCTAAGCACTTTGCTTTGGGAGATGCAAAGTGAGTGCAAGACCCTTCA GAATGAAAGGATACTGCTCCAGCATCTTTTATGCATTTCAAACTGGCTAGTACATAAATTAATAGGTAGGTAATGCCAG AAATGTCATTTCTTCCAGAATTTACTTTAAAAGATAGAAGTTAGCCCTATGTTTTGGAGAGGATTAAATCTGAATGAAA GGAAACTCAAACAGAAGAGGGAAAAAAAGGGTAACAAGACCTTGCTTTTCAGTCTCTGGATGTTAGCGAGTACTGAGCT CACAGCTCACTCACAACCAGTCACATTTTAAATCCCTCAACGCATTTTACAGAGAGCTTATGTGAGTATACAGGATTCT GATTTTGCCTGAGACTCCAGAAAGATGAAAGTCAAGATGAAACAGCACATATCTTGTCCTTCTGTCACTTCCTGGACCT GACCTAGAAGTATGGCCTGGATTCTTAAAAAGGCATCACAGTAATTGTGTTTATTACAACTCCCTTCTCTCCAGAACAA CATTCTTTCAACTAATGACTTCTGTCGGTTTTTACCCTTTGCTGTGACATTAAAAAAGTATTTACGATGGCTTTACCCT CATTTGTTAAAAAAAATAATAATAAATTACATACAGTTGTCTCTTTACTTTTCTACATTGAAATCCAGTTAACAGTAAC TGTCTTGTACAGGCTCAAACACAATGACAGATCTAAAGCAAAAAAAAAAAAAACATTAAATCATCAGATCCAGCTTTTC ATTTCAATGTGAAATGTCTGATCTACTGTTTGCTTAGCCTTTTATAGACTTCTTTTCATTGAGTCATCGTAACATATCC TAACAAGAAAACTGCATCCTTTCTGCTCAGTTTATCGTACAAAAAACACTAATGAATTATAAATACTATATATAAACTA TACATACATCCCAGGAAAGATTAAATCTTAAATA
Citation	Ikonomov OC, Kulesa MC, Shisheva AC, Jacob MH. Innervation and target tissue interactions induce Rab-GDP dissociation inhibitor (GDI) expression during peripheral synapse formation in developing chick ciliary ganglion neurons in situ. J Neurosci. 1998 Aug 15;18(16):6331-9.
Copyright	Copyright © 1998 Society for Neuroscience
Comments	Insufficient information provided in publication to verify exact sequence used to synthesize probe. Sequence below was obtained from NCBI (NM_204181.2).