Article
Disorganization in mice and humans.
American journal of medical genetics - 15 Jul 2001
Robin N H, Nadeau J H
Abstract excerpt
Disorganization (Ds) is an autosomal dominant mouse mutant that produces a remarkable array of birth defects. So variable is the phenotype that no two mice appear identical. Ds also has markedly reduced penetrance, with 85-99% of Ds mice having no apparent anomalies. Paired structures are often affected, but always asymmetrically. Although the Ds gene has yet to be identified, it is thought that Ds is a...
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