At present, we routinely screen ~500bp of coding sequence per gene across 3840 individuals, which yields ~1/3 chance of identifying a nonsense or splice-site mutation. The actual rate depends on the amino acid sequence of the protein (some have greater probability of producing to a nonsense allele with ENU mutagenesis than others).
Each library of F1 fish from a given ENU mutagenesis is screened for ~12 months. Therefore, requests could take up to 12 months to process. If a mutation is not found, requests are retained until the next library of F1 carriers is available.
4-6 weeks (as long as the fish are laying well, and the allele is available for request, i.e we have identified carriers)
Yes, we are an open resource, and release all lines to the community.
Yes
No, we are only able to ship fertilized eggs.
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