Mammalian Phenotype Ontology
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- increased T follicular helper cell number
- increased T wave amplitude
- increased T-helper 1 cell number
- increased T-helper 17 cell number
- increased T-helper 2 cell number
- increased T-helper cell number
- increased Tc17 cell number
- increased Type B reticulum cell tumor incidence
- increased UDP-N-acetylglucosamine-1-phosphotransferase level
- increased XCL1 level
- increased a-wave amplitude
- increased a-wave implicit time
- increased a-wave latency
- increased abdominal adipose tissue amount
- increased abdominal fat pad weight
- increased accumulation
- increased acetylcholine level
- increased acetylcholinesterase activity
- increased acidity
- increased activated T cell number
- increased activation-induced B cell apoptosis
- increased activation-induced cell death of T cells
- increased activity of parathyroid
- increased activity of thyroid gland
- increased acute inflammation
- increased acute lymphoblastic leukemia incidence
- increased acute myeloid leukemia incidence
- increased acute phase protein level
- increased acute promyelocytic leukemia incidence
- increased acute undifferentiated leukemia incidence
- increased adenocarcinoma incidence
- increased adenoma incidence
- increased adipocyte glucose uptake
- increased adiponectin level
- increased adipose enzyme/coenzyme activity
- increased adipose tissue apoptosis
- increased adipose tissue glycogen level
- increased adipose tissue noradrenaline turnover
- increased adrenal cortical tumor incidence
- increased adrenal gland adenoma incidence
- increased adrenal gland apoptosis
- increased adrenal gland tumor incidence
- increased adrenal gland weight
- increased adrenal gland zona fasciculata size
- increased adrenaline level
- increased adrenocortical adenoma incidence
- increased adrenocorticotropin level
- increased aerobic running capacity
- increased aggression
- increased aggression towards female mice
