Genetic heterogeneity of autoimmune disorders in the nonobese diabetic mouse
ÅCM Johansson, AKB Lindqvist… - Scandinavian …, 2003 - Wiley Online Library
Scandinavian journal of immunology, 2003•Wiley Online Library
The nonobese diabetic mouse is highly susceptible not only to diabetes but to several
autoimmune diseases, and one might suspect that these are controlled by a shared set of
genes. However, based on various gene‐segregation experiments, it seems that only a few
loci are shared and that each disorder is influenced also by a unique set of genes.
autoimmune diseases, and one might suspect that these are controlled by a shared set of
genes. However, based on various gene‐segregation experiments, it seems that only a few
loci are shared and that each disorder is influenced also by a unique set of genes.
Abstract
The nonobese diabetic mouse is highly susceptible not only to diabetes but to several autoimmune diseases, and one might suspect that these are controlled by a shared set of genes. However, based on various gene‐segregation experiments, it seems that only a few loci are shared and that each disorder is influenced also by a unique set of genes.
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