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Heritable Phenotypic Marker : Ty trembly
Primary Identifier  MGI:98876 Organism  mouse, laboratory
Chromosome  X Mgi Type  heritable phenotypic marker
description  PHENOTYPE: Male hemizygous mice exhibit tremors around 2 weeks of age, followed by seizures and death prior to weaning. Some presumptive heterozygous females are infertile, have poor coordination, and exhibit mild tremors. [provided by MGI curators]
  • synonyms:
  • Ty,
  • trembly,
  • MGD-MRK-15311
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