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. 2015 Sep 8;5:13632. doi: 10.1038/srep13632

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(A) C3B6F1-WT and C3B6F1-WS mice were obtained by mating C3H wild-type and WS (C57BL/6 genetic background). The depigmentation phenotype was only seen in C3B6F1-WS. (B) Waveform of SNP rs29824030. Double peaks (Guanine (G) from C57BL/6J and Adenine (A) from C3H) were detected in C3B6F1-WT. The single A peak was detected in C3B6F1-WS. (C) Illustration of the sites of SNPs analyzed in the present study. The arrows indicate the SNP sites detected by double peaks in C3B6F1-WS. The arrowhead indicates the single peak. (D) Physical maps of the Kit^W–19H, Kit^WS, and Kit^WE alleles. The solid line, dashed line, and blank indicate undeleted, unknown, and deleted genomic regions, respectively. *The map of Kit^W–H19 is referenced from the report of Nagle⁴¹.