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Three murine cataract mutants (Cat2) are defective in different gamma-crystallin genes.

Genomics - 1 Sept 1998

Klopp N, Favor J, Löster J, Lutz R B, Neuhäuser-Klaus A, Prescott A, Pretsch W, Quinlan R A, Sandilands A, Vrensen G F, Graw J

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A number of murine cataract mutations have been localized to chromosome 1 close to the gamma-crystallin gene cluster (Cryg) (Everett et al., 1994, Genomics 20: 429-434; Löster et al., 1994, Genomics 23: 240-242). Based on the size of the mapping or allelism tests they have not been shown to be genetically distinct and have been assigned to locus symbol Cat2. Here we assign three mutations to the respective...

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PMID: 9782080
DOI: 10.1006/geno.1998.5417

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