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Proper Citation: RRID:MGI:5825063
Description: Allele Detail: Transgenic This is a legacy resource.
Species: Mus musculus
Notes: Allele Detail: Transgenic This is a legacy resource.
Phenotype: increased interscapular fat pad weight, decreased food intake, decreased body weight, increased brown adipose tissue amount, increased brown fat cell number, hypoglycemia, increased brain weight, decreased retroperitoneal fat pad weight, increased body temperature, abnormal interscapular fat pad morphology, decreased fetal weight, decreased inguinal fat pad weight, decreased mesenteric fat pad weight, decreased birth weight, abnormal retroperitoneal fat pad morphology, abnormal white adipose tissue morphology
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Source: MGI
Source Database: MGI, Mouse Genome Informatics MGI
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