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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:5816473
Allelic
Composition
C1galt1tm1.1Rpmc/C1galt1tm1.1Rpmc
Mgat1tm2Jxm/Mgat1tm2Jxm
Tg(Zp3-cre)1Gwh/0
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S1/Sv * 129X1/SvJ * C57BL/6
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Mouse lines carrying:
C1galt1tm1.1Rpmc mutation (1 available); any C1galt1 mutation (27 available)
Mgat1tm2Jxm mutation (1 available); any Mgat1 mutation (16 available)
Tg(Zp3-cre)1Gwh mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• females exhibit premature loss of fertility

reproductive system
• some oocytes within multiple-oocyte follicles at 3 weeks of age lack a zona pollucida and associated granulosa cells
• stromal cells of 3 month old ovaries are luteinized and look more like the cells of corpus lutea than stroma
• the majority of ovaries lack normal corpora lutea at 3 months
• joined follicles are present in 3 week old ovaries, as indicated by the fold of basal lamina and theca cells that partially separates two connected follicles
• by 6 weeks of age, females have more follicular abnormalities and have fewer follicles
• numerous oocytes lacking cumulus cells are seen in follicles at 6 weeks of age
• some oocytes within multiple-oocyte follicles at 3 weeks of age lack a zona pollucida and associated granulosa cells
• oocytes that lack associated granulosa cells but have a zona pellucida are also seen at 6 weeks of age
• granulosa cells are visible beneath the oocyte zona pellucida in follicles at 3 weeks of age, representing either abnormal follicle development or granulosa cell invasion
• by 3 months of age, ovaries contain fewer growing follicles, with fewer secondary, preantral, and antral follicles
• however, the total number of follicles is similar to controls, due to increased numbers of primary follicles at the 3a stage
• increase in numbers of primary follicles at the 3a stage
• ovaries have decreased follicle development at 3 months of age
• large antral follicles at 6 weeks have an irregular follicle boundary and contain granulosa cells with an asymmetric distribution
• fewer antral follicles in ovaries at 3 months of age
• ovaries of 3 week old mice contain multiple-oocyte follicles
• at 3 months of age
• ovaries from 3 month old mice contain abnormal leuteinized-like cells that express 3beta-HSD, the enzyme required to convert pregnenalone to progesterone, indicating that these cells secrete progesterone
• females exhibit premature loss of fertility
• at 7 weeks of age, the number of eggs ovulated by females in response to the superovulatory stimulus is less than 10% of controls and by 11 week, the ovulation rate falls to less than 1%
• ovulation of eggs is restricted to the period before 3 months of age
• females are infertile at 3 months of age
• females exhibit decreased fertility at 6 weeks and are infertile at 3 months of age

endocrine/exocrine glands
• stromal cells of 3 month old ovaries are luteinized and look more like the cells of corpus lutea than stroma
• the majority of ovaries lack normal corpora lutea at 3 months
• joined follicles are present in 3 week old ovaries, as indicated by the fold of basal lamina and theca cells that partially separates two connected follicles
• by 6 weeks of age, females have more follicular abnormalities and have fewer follicles
• numerous oocytes lacking cumulus cells are seen in follicles at 6 weeks of age
• some oocytes within multiple-oocyte follicles at 3 weeks of age lack a zona pollucida and associated granulosa cells
• oocytes that lack associated granulosa cells but have a zona pellucida are also seen at 6 weeks of age
• granulosa cells are visible beneath the oocyte zona pellucida in follicles at 3 weeks of age, representing either abnormal follicle development or granulosa cell invasion
• by 3 months of age, ovaries contain fewer growing follicles, with fewer secondary, preantral, and antral follicles
• however, the total number of follicles is similar to controls, due to increased numbers of primary follicles at the 3a stage
• increase in numbers of primary follicles at the 3a stage
• ovaries have decreased follicle development at 3 months of age
• large antral follicles at 6 weeks have an irregular follicle boundary and contain granulosa cells with an asymmetric distribution
• fewer antral follicles in ovaries at 3 months of age
• ovaries of 3 week old mice contain multiple-oocyte follicles
• at 3 months of age
• ovaries from 3 month old mice contain abnormal leuteinized-like cells that express 3beta-HSD, the enzyme required to convert pregnenalone to progesterone, indicating that these cells secrete progesterone
• females exhibit premature loss of fertility

homeostasis/metabolism
• decrease in circulating inhibin A levels
• testosterone levels are decreased
• however, estradiol, progesterone, and leuteinizing hormone levels are normal

cellular
• some oocytes within multiple-oocyte follicles at 3 weeks of age lack a zona pollucida and associated granulosa cells


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last database update
01/13/2026
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory