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Phenotype ontology term - FYPO:0006529 - abnormal protein localization to centromere during meiotic cell cycle

Term summary

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FYPO:0006529
Name
abnormal protein localization to centromere during meiotic cell cycle
Ontology or CV name
Phenotype
Definition
A cell phenotype in which the localization of a protein to the centromere of a chromosome is abnormal during the meiotic cell cycle.

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Multi-locus phenotype

FYPO:0004763 - abolished protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis I

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FYPO:0004212 - decreased protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis I

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FYPO:0004762 - abnormal protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis

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FYPO:0006457 - abolished protein localization to centromere central core during meiosis I

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FYPO:0006530 - abolished protein localization to centromere during meiotic prophase II

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FYPO:0004763 - abolished protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis I

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FYPO:0007663 - abolished protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis II

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FYPO:0007662 - abolished protein localization to kinetochore during meiotic anaphase I

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FYPO:0007688 - abolished protein localization to kinetochore during meiotic metaphase I

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FYPO:0004212 - decreased protein localization to kinetochore during meiosis I

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FYPO:0007760 - decreased protein localization to kinetochore during meiotic prophase II

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FYPO:0007993 - decreased protein localization to pericentromeric region during meiosis I

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FYPO:0005598 - increased protein localization to centromere during meiotic cell cycle

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FYPO:0006532 - normal protein localization to centromere during meiotic prophase II

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