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. 2006 Jul 27;108(9):3061–3067. doi: 10.1182/blood-2006-04-014688

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Figure 1. — Plasma VWF levels in selected inbred strains and CASA/RkJ intercrossed animals. VWF levels were calculated as a percentage of the CASA/RkJ strain, which is arbitrarily defined as 100%. The RIIIS/J, SWR/J, and DDK strains all share the low Mvwf1 allele (Galgt2 mutation).14 Average VWF levels for each pure strain (□ and ▪) as well as F1 animals resulting from CASA/RkJ intercrosses () are shown (± SD, standard deviation).

Inline graphic — Plasma VWF levels in selected inbred strains and CASA/RkJ intercrossed animals. VWF levels were calculated as a percentage of the CASA/RkJ strain, which is arbitrarily defined as 100%. The RIIIS/J, SWR/J, and DDK strains all share the low Mvwf1 allele (Galgt2 mutation).14 Average VWF levels for each pure strain (□ and ▪) as well as F1 animals resulting from CASA/RkJ intercrosses () are shown (± SD, standard deviation).