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. 2012 Aug;191(4):1181–1197. doi: 10.1534/genetics.112.140574

Table 4. The C. elegans ensa-1 gene is not essential for viability or germline proliferation.

Genotype (n) % embryonic lethality (n) Average brood ± SD
20°
Wild type (N2) 0.8 (2257) 251 ± 30 (9)
ensa-1(tm2810) 0.6 (1673) 239 ± 24 (7)
ensa-1(tm2810)/qDf9a 26.5 (3556) 274 ± 43 (12)
+/qDf9 26.1 (1233) 206 ± 33 (6)
25°
Wild type(N2) 2.1 (2092) 209 ± 34 (10)
ensa-1(tm2810) 2.3 (1552) 172 ± 31 (9)
ensa-1(tm2810)/qDf9 26.4 (2058) 172 ± 39 (12)
+/qDf9 28.7 (663) 174 ± 66 (4)
25°
L4440b RNAi 0.8 (2638) 240 ± 39 (11)
ensa-1(tm2810); L4440 RNAi 0.6 (2369) 237 ± 41 (10)
ensa-1(RNAi) 1.1 (1816) 259 ± 32 (8)
ensa-1(tm2810); ensa-1(RNAi) 0.5 (2148) 239 ± 73 (9)
ensa-1(tm2810); glb-30(RNAi)c 0.7 (1416) 202 ± 60 (7)
cdc-14(RNAi) 1.2 (1240) 248 ± 30 (5)
ensa-1(tm2810); cdc-14(RNAi) 2.0 (1424) 237 ± 72 (5)
sur-6(RNAi) 98.5 (1228) 136 ± 41 (9)
ensa-1(tm2810); sur-6(RNAi) 99.0 (848) 106 ± 43 (8)
a

qDf9 is a deletion encompassing ensa-1 that also removes sur-6 (endoding the B55 regulatory subunit of PP2A).

b

Empty vector control.

c

glb-30 encodes a protein of unknown function with very slight homology to ensa-1.