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Human Disease and Mouse Model Detail
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| Human Disease | Term: Leigh Syndrome; LS |
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| Associated Genes |
Orthologous mouse and human markers where mutations in one or both species have been associated with phenotypes characteristic of this disease.
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Mouse Models |
1Human genes are associated with this disease. Mouse model genotypes include mutations in the orthologs of these human genes. 2Human genes are associated with this disease. Mouse model genotypes do not include mutations in the orthologs of these human genes. 3Conditionally targeted allele(s) |
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Mouse Genome Database (MGD), Gene Expression Database (GXD), Mouse Tumor Biology (MTB), Gene Ontology (GO), MouseCyc |
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last database update 04/03/2013 MGI 5.12 |
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...both mouse and human orthologous genes.