Genetics in wild mice : its application to biomedical research /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Tokyo : Basel ; New York :
Japan Scientific Societies Press ; Karger,
[1994]
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Table of Contents:
- Taxonomic study of the genus Mus in China, Korea, and Japan - morphologic identification
- The house mouse as a ring species?
- Genetic diversity and geographic distribution of Mus musculus subspecies based on the polymorphism of mitochondrial DNA
- Evolution of the Y-chromosome in the wild mouse
- Genes controlling the expression of glycolipids characterized by wild mice
- Endogenous murine leukemia viruses and host's resistance gene to the viruses in wild mice
- Genetic polymorphism of Hbb haplotypes in wild mice
- Mouse salivary proteins and mouse tear proteins : powerful genetic markers for gene typing and survey of the wild mouse
- Genetic variation of ribosomal RNA in the house mouse, Mus musculus
- Reproductive depression of female mice in intersubspecific F₂ hybrids of the species Mus musculus
- The polymorphism of the H2 class I antigen in Japanese wild mouse population
- Recombinational hotspots in the H2 haplotypes derived from the Asian wild mouse
- Genetic manipulation of a lethal mutation associated with steroid 21-hydroxylase deficiency in mice
- TL genes in Asian wild mice : the evolutionary conserved non-classical class I genes of the major histocompatibility complex
- Treasures of the Orient : Qal, Mta, and beta-2m polymorphisms in Asian wild mice
- Evolution of V-alpha-14 TCR gene family in mice
- A dynamic evolution of immunoglobulin heavy chain genes revealed by the analysis of wild mice
- The diversification of complement regulatory factor H gene in wild and laboratory mice and its evolutionary relationship to the mouse coagulation system
- Molecular basis for variable expression of the MHC class III complement genes, C4 and S1p, among wild-derived and laboratory mouse strains
- C8-deficiency in the mouse : a useful animal model for human C8 type II deficiency
- An x-linked gene covering sperm morphology revealed in laboratory mice consomic for x chromosome from Japanese house mouse, Mus musculus molossinus
- X-Y chromosome pairing and hybrid sterility of mice
- Mouse hypervariable minisatellites : structure and chromosomal location
- The contribution of wild specimens to the establishment of the mouse genetic trap
- High resolution linkage map of mouse chromosome 11 consisting of microsatellite markers based on single intersubspecific backcross
- Genetic profiles of strains originating from wild rice maintained and preserved in Japan
- Preservation of wild mouse genes by embryo and gamete freezing