Phenotypes associated with this allele
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Find Mice |
Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Nr5a2tm1Bel mutation
(0 available);
any
Nr5a2 mutation
(94 available)
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mortality/aging
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• normal ratio of homozygotes at E6.5 but none at E10.5
• embryos undergoing resorption at E7.5
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embryo
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• disorganized ectoderm at E6.5
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• mesoderm clustering and constriction at E7.5, defective node organize or primitive line
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• amniotic cavity absent or malformed
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Allelic Composition |
Nr5a2tm1Bel/Nr5a2+
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Genetic Background |
involves: 129/Sv * C57BL/6 * SJL |
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Find Mice |
Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Nr5a2tm1Bel mutation
(0 available);
any
Nr5a2 mutation
(94 available)
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homeostasis/metabolism
reproductive system
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• female heterozygotes display normal ovarian weight, follicular development and corpus luteum formation relative to wild-type females, in the absence or presence of hormonal treatment
• normal numbers of corpora lutea, released oocytes, implantation sites, and litter sizes are observed, indicating normal ovulation
• normal serum levels of estrogen are observed in the absence or presence of hormonal stimulation
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• in response to hormonal treatment (either eCG alone or eCG + hCG), female heterozygotes exhibit significantly higher uterine weights than wild-type females, consistent with reduced serum progesterone levels after eCG stimulation
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• pregnancy loss occurs prior to 6.0 dpc specifically in female heterozygotes with the lowest progesterone levels
• only 59.5% of female heterozygotes killed at 6.5 dpc display a successful pregnancy, as shown by the presence of well-developed deciduas and embryos; the remaining 40.5 % exhibit decidual resorption
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• only 56% of female heterozygotes mated with wild-type males have successful pregnancies
• some female heterozygotes that do not support pregnancy after the first mating event are able to produce offspring on subsequent matings with wild-type males
• other female heterozygotes that have a successful pregnancy after the first mating event are not always able to sustain a successful pregnancy in subsequent matings
• administration of a progesterone implant, but not of an empty implant, at the beginning of pregnancy restores both the level of circulating progesterone and frequency of pregnancy to wild-type levels
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