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The genetic background effect on domesticated species: a mouse evolutionary perspective.

TheScientificWorldJournal - 14 Feb 2011

Reuveni Eli

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Laboratory mouse strains are known for their large phenotypic diversity and serve as a primary mammalian model in genotype-phenotype association studies. One possible attempt to understand the reason for this diversity could be addressed by careful investigation of the unique evolutionary history of their wild-derived founders and the consequence that it may have on the genetic makeup of the laboratory mouse...

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PMID: 21336458
DOI: 10.1100/tsw.2011.32
PMCID: PMC5720005

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