DS00180.5, BG:DS00180.5 , jaunty, j
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Gene model reviewed during 5.42
Alternative translation stop created by use of multiphasic reading frames within coding region.
Gene model reviewed during 5.52
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Source for identity of: nimA CG42282
Source for identity of: NimA nimA
Source for merge of: CG31765 CG31841
Source for merge of: nimA j
FlyBase Curator comment: Following the merge of the "nimA" and "j" gene reports, "nimA/nimrod A" has been retained as the FlyBase symbol/name rather than "j/jaunty" in order to maintain consistency in the nomenclature of genes within the nimrod gene cluster.
Annotations CG31765 and CG31841 merged as CG42282 in release 5.8 of the genome annotation.
Annotation CG8855 split into CG33119 and CG31765 in release 3 of the genome annotation.
The sequence of gene prediction " BG:DS00180.5 " from FBrf0111326 overlaps three release 3.2 annotations; CG31765, CG31766 and CG31841.
New annotation (CG31841) in release 3 of the genome annotation.
Bridges, 11th Dec. 1911.
The "nimrod" gene cluster is dubbed after Nimrod, the biblical "mighty hunter before the Lord" (Genesis 10), who according to Gesta Hungarorum was also the ancestor of all Hungarians (Kezai Simon, Gesta Hunnorum et Hungarorum A.D. 1282).