Xenopus Phenotype Ontology
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- increased level of estrogen in blood
- increased level of estrogen in tissue
- increased level of histamine in blood
- increased level of histamine in tissue
- increased level of testosterone in blood
- increased level of testosterone in tissue
- increased level of thyroid hormone in blood
- increased level of thyroid hormone in tissue
- increased level of thyroxine in blood
- increased level of thyroxine in tissue
- increased ligase activity
- increased locomotory behavior
- increased lyase activity
- increased mass
- increased metamorphosis
- increased mitochondrial DNA metabolic process
- increased mobility
- increased nuclear localization sequence binding
- increased object quality
- increased occurrence
- increased oviduct development in female organism
- increased oxidoreductase activity
- increased peptidoglycan muralytic activity
- increased pigmentation
- increased pigmentation in the animal hemisphere
- increased pigmentation in the dorsal fin
- increased pigmentation in the epidermis
- increased pigmentation in the eye
- increased pigmentation in the head
- increased pigmentation in the optic nerve
- increased pigmentation in the optic stalk
- increased pigmentation in the retinal pigmented epithelium
- increased pigmentation in the trunk
- increased pigmentation in the whole organism
- increased plasminogen activation
- increased position
- increased process quality
- increased quality
- increased rate
- increased regulation of Ras protein signal transduction
- increased response to corticotropin-releasing hormone
- increased ribosomal protein S6 kinase activity
- increased ribosome biogenesis
- increased signal transduction by p53 class mediator
- increased size
- increased size of the B-cell
- increased size of the Bowman's gland
- increased size of the Brachet's cleft
- increased size of the Eberth-Kastschenko layer
- increased size of the Jacobson's organ
