Phenotype: excessive tearing

Definition
an unusually high amount of fluid in the eye, either oversecreted by the lacrimal glands, or due to imperfect drainage by the tear conducting passages, often resulting in overflow of fluid from the eye onto the cheek
Synonyms
excessive lacrimation,  excessive lachrymation,  epiphora,  watering eye
0%
of tested genes
0
significant genes
0
tested genes

IMPC Gene variants with excessive tearing

Total number of significant genotype-phenotype associations: 2

Gene / Allele Zygosity Sex Life Stage Phenotype Parameter Phenotyping
Center
P Value
Spns2
Spns2tm1a(KOMP)Wtsi
HOM Early adult excessive tearing Lacrimation
Modified SHIRPA
WTSI
EuroPhenome
5.58×10-06
Nsun2
Nsun2tm1a(EUCOMM)Wtsi
HET Early adult excessive tearing Lacrimation
Modified SHIRPA
WTSI
EuroPhenome
6.89×10-05

Download data as:   TSV   XLS

 The way we measure

 Phenotype associations stats

0.33% of tested genes with null mutations on a B6N genetic background have a phenotype association to excessive tearing (2/599)

0.34% females (2/589) 0.00% males (0/594)

The IMPC Newsletter

Get highlights of the most important data releases, news and events, delivered straight to your email inbox

Subscribe to newsletter