Figure 2
Figure 2. Some Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice have short, kinked, and/or curly tails. (A) Representative photos of short tailed Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice. (B) The body length to tail length ratio of Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− (n = 38) and Tfpi+/−:Par4−/− (n = 35) littermate male mice was determined at 8 weeks of age. An increased ratio, because of decreased tail length, was observed in 11 (29%) Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice. Data points represent ratios of individual mice and black lines the average ratio.

Some Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice have short, kinked, and/or curly tails. (A) Representative photos of short tailed Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice. (B) The body length to tail length ratio of Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− (n = 38) and Tfpi+/−:Par4−/− (n = 35) littermate male mice was determined at 8 weeks of age. An increased ratio, because of decreased tail length, was observed in 11 (29%) Tfpi−/−:Par4−/− mice. Data points represent ratios of individual mice and black lines the average ratio.

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