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Proper Citation: RRID:MMRRC_041283-UCD
Description: Mutation type: Chemically Induced This is a legacy resource.
Species: Mus musculus
Notes: Mutation type: Chemically Induced This is a legacy resource.
Phenotype: abnormal transitional stage B cell morphology [MP:0008188], abnormal mature B cell morphology [MP:0008171], decreased transitional stage T2 B cell number [MP:0009926], decreased transitional stage T3 B cell number [MP:0010228], decreased marginal zone B cell number [MP:0008182], abnormal immunoglobulin level [MP:0002490], decreased IgG1 level [MP:0008495], decreased IgM level [MP:0001806], hematopoietic system phenotype [MP:0005397]
Affected Gene: Sppl2a
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Source Database: MMRRC, Mutant Mouse Resource Research Centers (MMRRC)
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