Mammalian Phenotype Ontology
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- increased partial thromboplastin time
- increased percent body fat/body weight
- increased percent body lean mass/body weight
- increased percent water in carcass
- increased perimeter
- increased periocular mesenchyme apoptosis
- increased periosteum thickness
- increased permeability
- increased peroxidase activity
- increased phenylalanine decarboxylase activity
- increased phenylalanine level
- increased pheochromocytoma incidence
- increased phosphate level
- increased phosphatidylcholine-sterol O-acyltransferase activity
- increased phosphocholine level
- increased phospholipase A2 level
- increased phospholipid transfer protein activity
- increased photoreceptor outer segment number
- increased photosensitivity
- increased physiological sensitivity to xenobiotic
- increased phytosterol level
- increased pigmentation
- increased pilomatricoma incidence
- increased pineal gland tumor incidence
- increased piriform cortex size
- increased pituitary adenohypophysis tumor incidence
- increased pituitary adenoma incidence
- increased pituitary gland apoptosis
- increased pituitary gland tumor incidence
- increased pituitary gland weight
- increased pituitary hormone level
- increased pituitary melanotroph tumor incidence
- increased placenta apoptosis
- increased placenta intervillous maternal lacunae size
- increased placenta weight
- increased placental labyrinth size
- increased plasma anion gap
- increased plasma cell number
- increased plasma membrane sphingolipid content
- increased plasmacytoid dendritic cell number
- increased plasmacytoma incidence
- increased plasmalogen level
- increased platelet ADP level
- increased platelet ATP level
- increased platelet aggregation
- increased platelet alpha-granule number
- increased platelet calcium level
- increased platelet dense granule number
- increased platelet dense granule secretion
- increased platelet serotonin level
