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Proper Citation: RRID:MGI:5697800
Description: Allele Detail: Targeted This is a legacy resource.
Species: Mus musculus
Notes: Allele Detail: Targeted This is a legacy resource.
Phenotype: increased B cell number, abnormal CD4-positive T cell differentiation, abnormal lymphocyte physiology, decreased leukocyte cell number, increased anti-nuclear antigen antibody level, enlarged lymph nodes, increased autoantibody level, enlarged spleen, abnormal CD8-positive, alpha-beta T cell differentiation, increased memory T cell number
Affected Gene: Tpp2
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Source: MGI
Source Database: MGI, Mouse Genome Informatics MGI
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