Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allelic Composition |
Tyrp1B-w/Tyrp1B-w
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Genetic Background |
involves: 101/Rl * C3H/Rl |
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Find Mice |
Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Tyrp1B-w mutation
(14 available);
any
Tyrp1 mutation
(162 available)
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pigmentation
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• the outer two-thirds to three-quarters of the hair is brown, and the base is white the resembles that of Tyrp1B-w/Tyrp1b mice, except that the light base is about twice as wide
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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• eye pigment resembles that of Tyrp1b homozygotes
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vision/eye
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• eye pigment resembles that of Tyrp1b homozygotes
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integument
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• the outer two-thirds to three-quarters of the hair is brown, and the base is white the resembles that of Tyrp1B-w/Tyrp1b mice, except that the light base is about twice as wide
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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Allelic Composition |
Tyrp1B-w/Tyrp1+
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Genetic Background |
involves: 101/Rl * C3H/Rl |
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Find Mice |
Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Tyrp1B-w mutation
(14 available);
any
Tyrp1 mutation
(162 available)
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pigmentation
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• pigment reduction at base of the hair
(J:13492)
• the hair is almost black except for the extreme base which is light
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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integument
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• pigment reduction at base of the hair
(J:13492)
• the hair is almost black except for the extreme base which is light
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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Allelic Composition |
Tyrp1B-w/Tyrp1b
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Genetic Background |
involves: 101/Rl * C3H/Rl |
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pigmentation
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• the outer two-thirds to three-quarters of the hair is brown, and the base is white
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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• eye pigment resembles that of Tyrp1b homozygotes
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vision/eye
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• eye pigment resembles that of Tyrp1b homozygotes
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integument
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• the outer two-thirds to three-quarters of the hair is brown, and the base is white
(J:13492)
• pigment loss is due to premature melanocyte death
(J:18590)
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neoplasm
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• inoculation with B16 melanoma cells results in 100% tumor take in transgenic mice; tumor growth is only minimally delayed compared to non-transgenic control mice
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