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Padgett, G.A., Leader, R.W., Gorham, J.R., and O'Mary, C.C.: The familal occurrence of the Chediak-Higashi syndrome in mink and cattle. Genetics 49: 505-512, 1964.

Padgett, G.A., Holland, J.M., Prieur, D.J., Davis, W.C., and Gorham, J.R.: The Chediak-Higashi syndrome. A review of the disease in man, mink, cattle, and mice. In Animal models For Biomedical Research, pp. 1-12, Nat. Acad. Sci. Printing and Publishing Office, Washington, D.C., 1970.

Papaioannou, V., and Mardon, H.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 58: 66, 1978.

Parsons, P.A.: A balanced four-point linkage experiment for linkage group XIII of the house mouse. Heredity 12: 77-95, 1958.
See also MGI.

Patt, H.M., and Maloney, M.A.: The bg^J/bg^J:W/W^v bone marrow chimera. Blood Cells 4: 27-35, 1978.
See also PubMed.

Pederson, R.A.: Development of lethal yellow ( A^y/A^y) mouse embryos in vitro. J. Exp. Zool. 188: 307-320, 1974.

Pederson, R.A., and Spindle, A.I.: Genetic effects of mammalian development during and after implantation. In Embryogenesis in Mammals. Ciba Foundation Symposium 40, I. Elliott and M. O'Conner (eds.), pp. 133-154, Elsevier-North Holland, Amsterdam, 1976.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 19: 22, 1958.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 21: 39, 1959.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 22: 30, 1960.

Phillips, R.J.S.: A comparison of mutation induced by acute x and chronic gamma irradiation in mice. Brit. J. Radiol. 34: 261-264, 1961a.

Phillips, R.J.S.: "Dappled", a new allele at the mottled locus in the house mouse. Genet. Res, (Camb.) 2: 290-295, 1961b.
See also MGI.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 27: 34, 1962.
See also MGI.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 29: 38, 1963.
See also MGI.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 32: 39, 1965.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: A cis-trans position effect at the A locus of the house mouse. Genetics 54: 485-495, 1966a.
See also MGI.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 34: 27, 1966b.
See also MGI.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 39: 25, 1968.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 42: 26, 1970a.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 42: 27, 1970b.

Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 45: 25, 1971.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 48: 30, 1973.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 50: 42, 1974.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 53: 29, 1975.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 55: 14, 1976.
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Phillips, R.J.S.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 56: 38, 1977.
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Phillips, R.J.S., and Hawker, S.G.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 49: 29, 1973.
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Phillips, R.J.S., Hawker, S.G., and Moseley, H.J.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 48: 30-31, 1973.
See also MGI.

Pierro, L.J.: Effects of the light mutation of the mouse coat color on eye pigmentation. J. Exp. Zool. 153: 81-87, 1963a.
See also MGI.

Pierro, L.J.: Pigment granule formation in slate, a coat color mutant in the mouse. Anat. Rec. 146: 365-371, 1963b.

Pierro, L.J.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 32: 82, 1965.

Pierro, L.J., and Chase, H.B.: Slate — a new coat color in the mouse. J. Hered. 54: 46-50, 1963.
See also MGI.

Pierro, L.J., and Chase, H.B.: Temporary hair loss associated with the slate mutation of coat color in the mouse. Nature (London) 205: 579-580, 1965.
See also MGI.

Pierro, L.J., and Spiggle, J.: Gene interaction and hair pigmentation in the mouse. J. Invest. Dermatol. 54: 95, 1970 (Abstract).

Pincus, G.: A spontaneous mutation in the house mouse. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 15: 85-88, 1929.

Pincus, G.: A modifier of piebald spotting in mice. Amer. Nat. 65: 283-286, 1931.

Pizarro, O.: Private Communication. Mouse News Letter 17: 95, 1957.

Pomerantz, S.H., and Chang, L.: Effects of beta-MSH, cortisol and ACTH on tyrosinase in the skin of newborn hamsters and mice. Endocrinology 87: 302-310, 1970.

Pomerantz, S.H., and Li, J.P-C.: Tyrosinase in the skin of albino hamsters and mice. Nature (London) 252: 241-243, 1974.
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Poole, T.W.: Dermal-epidermal interactions and the site of action of the yellow ( A^y) and nonagouti ( a) coat color genes in the mouse. Develop. Biol. 36: 208-211, 1974.
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Poole, T.W.: Dermal-epidermal interactions and the action of alleles at the agouti locus in the mouse. Develop. Biol. 42: 203-210, 1975.
See also MGI.

Poole, T.W., and Silvers, W.K.: The development of regional pigmentation patterns in black and tan ( a^t) mice. J. Exp. Zool. 197: 115-120, 1976a.
See also MGI.

Poole, T.W., and Silvers, W.K.: An experimental analysis of the recessive yellow coat color in the mouse. Develop. Biol. 48: 377-381, 1976b.
See also MGI.

Potten, C.S.: Radiation depigmentation of mouse hair: A study of follicular melanocyte populations. Cell Tissue Kinet. 1: 239-254, 1968.

Prieur, D.J., and Collier, L.L.: Animal model of human disease. Chediak-Higashi syndrome. Amer. J. Pathol. 90: 533-536, 1978.
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Prieur, D.J., Davis, W.C., and Padgett, G.A.: Defective function of renal lysosomes in mice with Chediak-Higashi syndrome. Amer. J. Pathol. 67: 227-235, 1972.
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Prota, G.: Structure and biogenesis of phaeomelanins. J. Invest. Dermatol. 54: 95, 1970 (Abstract).

Prota, G.: Strcture and biogenesis of phaeomelanins. In Pigmentation: Its Genesis and Biologic Control, V. Riley (ed.), pp. 615-630, Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York, 1972.

Prota, G., and Nicolaus, R.A.: On the biogenesis of phaeomelanins. In The Pigmentary System, Advances in Biology of Skin, Vol. 8, W. Montagna and F. Hu (eds.), pp. 323-328, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1967.

Prota, G., and Thomson, R.H.: Melanin pigmentation in mammals. Endeavor 35: 32-38, 1976.
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Pullig, T.: A new recessive spotting gene. J. Hered. 40: 229-230, 1949.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Effect of biotin deficiency on follicular melanocytes of mice. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 93: 260-263, 1956.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Loss of clear cells in the hair follicles of x-irradiated albino mice. Anat. Rec. 127: 725-734, 1957.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Genetic regulation of melanocyte responses to U.V. In Recent Progress in Photobiology, E.J. Bowen (ed.), pp. 383-386, Blackwell, Oxford, 1965.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: The control of color in mammals. Amer. Zool. 9: 531-540, 1969a.
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Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Genetics of mammalian pigmentation. In The Biologic Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation, F. Urbach (ed.), pp. 315-324, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1969b.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Genetic regulation of pigmentation in mammals. In Biology of Normal and Abnormal Melanocytes, T. Kawamura, T.B. Fitzpatrick, and M. Seiji (eds.), pp. 99-115, Univ. of Tokyo Press, 1971.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: Epidermal melanin units: Melanocyte-keratinocyte interactions. Amer. Zool. 12: 35-41, 1972.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr., and Chase, H.B.: An analysis of the light mutation of coat color in mice. J. Morphol. 102: 329-346, 1958.
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Quevedo, W.C., Jr., and McTague, C.F.: Genetic influences on the response of mouse melanocytes to ultraviolet light: The melanocyte system of hair-covered skin. J. Exp. Zool. 152: 159-168, 1963.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr.: and Smith, J.A.: Studies on radiation-induced tanning of skin. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 100: 364-388, 1963.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr., and Smith, J.: Electron microscopic observations on the postnatal "loss" of interfollicilar epidermal melanocytes in mice. J. Cell Biol. 39: 103a, 1968 (Abstract).

Quevedo, W.C., Jr., Youle, M.C., Rovee, D.T., and Bienieki, T.C.: The developmental fate of melanocytes in murine skin. In Structure and Control of the Melanocyte, G. Della Porta (ed.), pp. 228-241, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1966.

Quevedo, W.C., Jr., Bienieki, T.C., McMorris, F.A., and Hepinstall, M.J.: Environmental and genetic influences on radiation-induced tanning of murine skin. In The Pigmentary System, Advances in Biology of Skin, Vol. 8, W. Montagna and F. Hu (eds.), pp. 361-377, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1967.