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nuno
02-29-04, 06:09 PM
Hi everyone,

I'd like to understand a little more on T+ and T-

Tyrosinase-negative - an albino whose cells lack tyrosinase, producing a white and yellow/orange snake with pink eyes. A separate albino mutation from tyrosinase-positive.

Tyrosinase-positive - an albino not able to synthesize melanin, but capable of synthesizing tyrosinase, which results in lavender-brown skin color.

What are a couple good examples of each?

Thanks

Gregg M
02-29-04, 06:39 PM
They are just different strains of albinism put simply.........Las Vagas(T-) and Bell(T+) albino leos are an example I believe......

DragnDrop
02-29-04, 07:09 PM
Apparently Las Vegas is also T+ from the latest I've read. There are some 'dark' LV albino leopards, but not as many as dark Trempers.

Gregg M
02-29-04, 07:34 PM
I was not sure of what one was what......Thanks.....

nuno
03-01-04, 01:37 PM
Thanks for your help.:D

Linds
03-01-04, 02:35 PM
Ball Pythons
Reticulated Pythons
Rats

nuno
03-02-04, 10:04 AM
I kept mixing uo th positive and negative...lol I got it right now...lol

Linds
03-02-04, 10:46 AM
I wasn't going to mention it before because there isn't a T- to make comparison with, but a really stunning version of T+ albino is one of the very few T+ Nicaraguan BCI.