Mammalian Phenotype Ontology
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- increased thymus tumor incidence
- increased thymus weight
- increased thyroid C-cell carcinoma incidence
- increased thyroid adenoma incidence
- increased thyroid carcinoma incidence
- increased thyroid gland weight
- increased thyroid tumor incidence
- increased thyroid-stimulating hormone level
- increased thyrotroph cell number
- increased thyrotroph cell size
- increased thyroxine level
- increased tibia compact bone volume
- increased tibialis anterior weight
- increased tidal volume
- increased time of onset of induced ischemic contracture
- increased time of peak ischemic contracture
- increased tongue papilloma incidence
- increased tongue size
- increased tongue tumor incidence
- increased tonicity
- increased total body fat amount
- increased total fat pad weight
- increased total lung capacity
- increased total retina thickness
- increased total tissue mass
- increased trabecular bone connectivity density
- increased trabecular bone mass
- increased trabecular bone thickness
- increased trabecular bone volume
- increased transforming growth factor beta level
- increased transitional stage B cell number
- increased transitional stage T1 B cell number
- increased transitional stage T2 B cell number
- increased transitional stage T3 B cell number
- increased trichoepithelioma incidence
- increased trichofolliculoma incidence
- increased trigeminal neuroma incidence
- increased triglyceride level
- increased triglyceride lipase activity
- increased triiodothyronine level
- increased trimethylamine N-oxide level
- increased trophectoderm apoptosis
- increased trophectoderm cell proliferation
- increased trophoblast giant cell number
- increased trophoblast glycogen cell number
- increased trunk neural crest cell apoptosis
- increased tubuloglomerular feedback response
- increased tumor attached pericyte number
- increased tumor growth/size
- increased tumor incidence