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Gtpc - GTP concentration, erythrocytic

Mus musculus

Wiebe, G.J. et al., Jenuth, J.P. et al.

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A twenty strain survey and backcross localization of the erythrocytic GTP concentration determining locus Gtpc on mouse chromosome 9 [1].
The erythrocytic GTP concentration determining trait Gtpc was previously shown to be linked to transferrin, Trf, on chromosome 9 [1].
Analysis of 232 [(B6 x WB) F1 x B6] backcross individuals for Gtpc and 8 microsatellite markers restricted the localization of Gtpc to a 5.6 +/- 2.1 cM region [1].
Assignment of a gene that determines erythrocytic guanosine-5'-triphosphate concentration (Gtpc) to mouse chromosome 9 [2].

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A twenty strain survey and backcross localization of the erythrocytic GTP concentration determining locus Gtpc on mouse chromosome 9. Wiebe, G.J., Fung, E., Biddle, F.G., Snyder, F.F. Genome (1999) [Pubmed]
Assignment of a gene that determines erythrocytic guanosine-5'-triphosphate concentration (Gtpc) to mouse chromosome 9. Jenuth, J.P., Fung, E., Snyder, F.F. Genome (1994) [Pubmed]

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