Is this trait in your cat's DNA?
Find out with Basepaws' analysis of 50 physical trait markers


Find out with Basepaws' analysis of 50 physical trait markers
Brown coat color variations are caused by various mutations in the gene coding for tyrosinase-related protein-1 (TYRP1). The chocolate coat color is a consequence of inheriting two mutated copies of the TYRP1 gene.
TYRP1
Autosomal recessive
Current data does not indicate that this trait is more common among specific breeds.
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