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Map position of dysgenetic lens (dyl) locus on chromosome 4 in the mouse

  • S. Sanyal (a1), R. van Nie (a2), J. de Moes (a2) and R. K. Hawkins (a1)
Summary

The autosomal recessive gene, dysgenetic lens (dyl) in the mouse has been mapped on chromosome 4. Two- and three-point crosses involving b (brown) and Mup-1 (Major urinary protein-1) indicate the following gene order: dyl–b–Mup-1. The approximate distance between dyl and b is 12 and between dyl and Mup-1 is 20 cM.

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