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Alopecia and male infertility in oligotriche mutant mice are caused by a deletion on distal chromosome 9.

Mammalian genome : official journal of the International Mammalian Genome Society - 1 Jan 2000

Runkel Fabian, Aubin Isabelle, Simon-Chazottes Dominique, Büssow Heinrich, Stingl Reinhard, Miething Andreas, Fukami Kiyoko, Nakamura Yoshikazu, Guénet Jean-Louis, Franz Thomas

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The recessive mutation oligotriche (olt) affects the coat and male fertility in the mouse. In homozygous (olt/olt) mutants, the coat is sparse, most notably in the inguinal and medial femoral region. In these regions, almost all hair shafts are bent and distorted in their course through the dermi...

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PMID: 19002527
DOI: 10.1007/s00335-008-9150-9

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