What Do T+ and T- Stand For?
I've looked everywhere and I can't find the answer to this question!
I'm sure it's simple to answer and with all the experience on these boards, I bet I'll have an answer in a matter of minutes.
Re: What Do T+ and T- Stand For?
Excerpt taken from: ClassReptilia
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Unlike the t-negative albino boas where melanin remains absent throughout their lives, t-positive boas will produce a reduced amount of melanin as they mature. T-positive boas have functional tyrosinase enzymes required to synthesize melanin, but they lack a subsequent enzyme required to complete the melanin-synthesis pathway normally.
He sums it up nicely. I knew what it was, but I didn't know how to explain it right. Hope this helps.
Re: What Do T+ and T- Stand For?
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Originally Posted by
JimiSnakes
Excerpt taken from:
ClassReptilia
He sums it up nicely. I knew what it was, but I didn't know how to explain it right. Hope this helps.
my head hurts lol. I have always wondered the difference myself. Thanks
