shrunken intestine

Intestine is shrunken and may appear constricted.

cytoplasmic RNAi defective

Animals fail to silence cytoplasmic-localized RNAs. Nuclear-localized RNAs may still be sensitive to RNAi.

meiotic DNA double strand break formation variant

Any variation in the creation of double-strand breaks that occur during meiosis that may result in the initiation of meiotic recombination.

meiotic DNA double strand break formation increased

Animals exhibit an increase the creation of double-strand breaks that occur during meiosis that may result in the initiation of meiotic recombination.

unfertilized oocytes laid

Animals lay inactivated oocytes. In C elegans this may be due to perturbations that eliminate spermatogenesis or result in the production of defective sperm.

foraging hyperactive

Animals extend intensity of roaming and or dwelling activity compared to control animals. In C. elegans, hyperactivity may include an increase in nose-lifts per minute.

reduced levels of reduced glutathione

Animals exhibit a decrease in the cellular levels of reduced glutathione (GSH), compared to control. Reduced levels of GSH may be an indication of susceptibility to oxidative stress.

post translational processing variant

Any variation in the posttranslational modification of a protein (which may include cleavage of peptide bonds) leading to the attainment of the full functional capacity of the protein compared to control.

thermorecovery reduced

Animals exhibit reduced recovery from heat stress compared to controls. Reduced recovery may be indicated, for example, by a decrease in normal movement, such as uncoordinated or jerky movement or paralysis, compared to controls.

siRNA expression variant

Variations in the biogenesis and stability of the small interfering class of RNA molecules compared to control. In C. elegans these molecules are antisense to mRNA's and may be processed from long double-stranded RNA.