pigmentation
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• homozygotes display pigmented ears and scrotum
• eye color is distinctively black but normal
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white spotting
(
J:4746
)
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• homozygotes are black-eyed whites
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hematopoietic system
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• homozygotes exhibit a mild macrocytic anemia
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reproductive system
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• in newborn homozygotes, the number of oocytes is reduced to 20% of that in heterozygotes
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• at P0, the germ cell number in homozygous mutant testes is reduced to 30% of that in heterozygotes
• at P4, the male germ cell number is 50% of that in heterozygotes, suggesting a compensatory proliferation
• by P13, spermatogonia development appears relatively unaffected
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• at E8-E11, homozygotes display a decreased number of primordial germ cells relative to wild-type controls
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• in young and adult homozygotes, ovarian follicle development is primarily arrested at the one-layered cuboidal stage
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small ovary
(
J:4746
)
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• neonatal mutant ovaries are significantly smaller than wild-type
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• females, but not males, are sterile
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endocrine/exocrine glands
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• in young and adult homozygotes, ovarian follicle development is primarily arrested at the one-layered cuboidal stage
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small ovary
(
J:4746
)
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• neonatal mutant ovaries are significantly smaller than wild-type
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integument
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• homozygotes display pigmented ears and scrotum
• eye color is distinctively black but normal
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white spotting
(
J:4746
)
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• homozygotes are black-eyed whites
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cellular
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• in newborn homozygotes, the number of oocytes is reduced to 20% of that in heterozygotes
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• at P0, the germ cell number in homozygous mutant testes is reduced to 30% of that in heterozygotes
• at P4, the male germ cell number is 50% of that in heterozygotes, suggesting a compensatory proliferation
• by P13, spermatogonia development appears relatively unaffected
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• at E8-E11, homozygotes display a decreased number of primordial germ cells relative to wild-type controls
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