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Proper Citation: RRID:MGI:2175719
Description: Allele Detail: Targeted This is a legacy resource.
Species: Mus musculus
Notes: Allele Detail: Targeted This is a legacy resource.
Phenotype: abnormal sensory neuron innervation pattern, decreased sensory neuron number, small vestibular ganglion, decreased brain size, postnatal growth retardation, small petrosal ganglion, small trigeminal ganglion, small nodose ganglion, postnatal lethality, incomplete penetrance, impaired righting response, abnormal motor coordination/balance, hyperactivity, abnormal cochlear OHC afferent innervation pattern, vestibular ganglion degeneration, small vestibular ganglion
Affected Gene: Bdnf
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Source Database: MGI, Mouse Genome Informatics MGI
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