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Complex Cluster Region : Tcra T cell receptor alpha chain

Primary Identifier	MGI:98553	Organism	mouse, laboratory
Chromosome	14	Mgi Type	complex/cluster/region

description

PHENOTYPE: Homozygous null mice display thymic hypoplasia and aberrant alphabeta T cell development. Inflammatory bowel disease develops as these mice age. [provided by MGI curators]

synonyms:
Tcr alpha,
MGD-MRK-14845,
T cell receptor alpha chain,
Tcralpha,
Tcra

earliestPublication:
Chien Y, et al. (1984) A third type of murine T-cell receptor gene. Nature 312(5989):31-5

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