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[Genetic analysis of laterality in house mice (Mus musculus L.)].

Zhurnal vysshei nervnoi deiatelnosti imeni I P Pavlova - 1 Jan 2000

Bianky V L, Kaĭdanov L Z, Novikov S N

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An attempt was made to obtain with the help of selection-genetic method, mice lines with genetically determined differences in lateralization of the fore-legs (right-, left-handedness). In 5 generations of selection, 302 animals-offsprings were studied, obtained through crossing of the lines CBA X C57BL/6. Two parameters of asymmetry were investigated: direction and degree. It is shown that the genotype controls...

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