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[The 4th complement factor (C4) and t haplotypes in wild mice].

U Vergara¹, M León, M Santos

¹Departamento de Ciencias Biológicas, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Chile, Santiago.

Archivos De Biologia Y Medicina Experimentales

|December 1, 1989

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Tailless mice with various recessive haplotypes from Chile share a similar Ss-High, Slp-negative phenotype. This suggests a potential association between these t haplotypes and the mouse major histocompatibility complex S regions.

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