This study also provides a comprehensive table of mouse retina transcript profiles that will now allow a better understanding of retinal development and function.
The genomic coordinates and sequences of exons and introns of Target RNA Accession IDs (NCBI GenBank IDs of RNAs; TargetAccessionID column of NRED file) were downloaded from the UCSC Table Browser (Karolchik et al. 2004), from all_mrna tables of mouse mm8 and human hg18 assemblies.
Since defined abnormalities in such mutant mice provide important clues to the as yet often poorly understood functional roles of many gene products, this overview includes a corresponding, annotated table of mutant mice with pigmentation alterations.
Overall, chi-square tests of association revealed significant differences at thirteen homopolymeric tracts as a result of mouse adaptation (Table 1).
Although the mechanisms of the suppressive effects of lymphocyte infiltration on growth of human cancers are not known, it is interesting that there is an extensive genetic association between the four Cypr-Lynf loci and more than 20 loci controlling susceptibility to and progression of a variety of mouse tumors (Table 3).
The updated annotated tables list a wide selection of mouse mutants with hair growth abnormalities, classified into four categories: Mutations that affect hair follicle (1) morphogenesis, (2) cycling, (3) structure, and (4) mutations that induce extrafollicular events (for example immune system defects) resulting in secondary hair growth abnormalities.
To counter this criticism, Tyl (2009) presented a table (her Table 2) of mouse prostate weights from other laboratories.
Since then, several papers reported on the induction of anti-tumor immune responses upon "naked mRNA" delivery in a variety of mouse models (Fig. 1; Table 2).
These were developed from the mouse phenotype table of genes with mouse phenotype ontological codes ftp://ftp.informatics.jax.org/pub/reports/index.html pheno, downloaded on 4-4-08 4-4-08 4-4-08
However, detailed tables of contents require a large number of mouse clicks, making the navigation tedious, especially when the knowledge sought is implicit.
