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Chromosome Structure Variation : Dp(In4)20H duplication, inverted Chr 4, Harwell 20

Primary Identifier	MGI:5466601	Organism	mouse, laboratory
Chromosome	4	Mgi Type	chromosomal duplication

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PHENOTYPE: Mice heterozygous for this duplication exhibit lower body weight than their wild-type sibs at birth and reduced viability to weaning. Homozygosity is embryonic lethal pre-implantation. [provided by MGI curators]

synonyms:
Dp(In4A3;4B1)20H,
Dp(In4)20H,
Dp(4)20H,
duplication, inverted Chr 4, Harwell 20

earliestPublication:
MGD Nomenclature Committee (1995) Nomenclature Committee Use.

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