File:Kit paramutation.tif
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English: Mating of heterozygous Kittm1Alf/+ (Kit) mice with wild-type (wt) mice results in Kittm1Alf/+ (Kit) offspring with characteristic white tails and feet. When these mice are again mated with wild-type mice, a fraction of the offspring retains the “white-spotted” phenotype, even with a wild-type genotype.
Русский: Парамутация kit у мышей является примером неменделевского наследования. Потомки гетерозиготных носителей мутации в гене kit могут иметь мутантный фенотип (белые участки на лапках и хвосте), обладая при этом диким генотипом. |
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| Source | Liebers R, Rassoulzadegan M, Lyko F (2014) Epigenetic Regulation by Heritable RNA. PLoS Genet 10(4): e1004296. doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.1004296 |
| Author | Liebers R., Rassoulzadegan M., Lyko F . |
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