abnormal thymus morphology
247
significant genes29.58%
of tested genes835
tested genesDescription
any structural anomaly of the primary lymphoid organ that is required for maturation of T cells and secretion of thymosins, hormones that stimulate the development of antibodies; the thymus also stimulates the production of certain pituitary gland hormones that promote growth and sexual maturation
Significant gene-phenotype associationsView data
IMPC Gene variants with abnormal thymus morphology
Total number of significant genotype-phenotype associations: 0
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Most significant associations for abnormal thymus morphology
Not significant Significant Manual associations
Significant P-value threshold (P < 0.0001)
Significant P-value threshold (P < 0.0001)