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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd
gene trap 181A6, Centre for Modeling Human Disease
MGI:3855285
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd/GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd involves: 129S1/Sv * 129X1/SvJ * C57BL/6J MGI:4439394


Genotype
MGI:4439394
hm1
Allelic
Composition
GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd/GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S1/Sv * 129X1/SvJ * C57BL/6J
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Mouse lines carrying:
GnrhrGt(181A6)Cmhd mutation (0 available); any Gnrhr mutation (20 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
cellular
• abnormal appearance young spermatocytes and possibly degenerating central mass of cells at 15.5 postnatal days

growth/size/body
• increased body weight in female after 6 months of age
• normal body weight in female up to 60 postnatal days
• normal body weight in male

reproductive system
• abnormal appearance young spermatocytes and possibly degenerating central mass of cells at 15.5 postnatal days
• absence of corpora lutea at 2 months
• many atretic follicles at 2 months
• follicles advance only rarely to the early antral stage at 2 months
• decreased ovaries weight in 2-month-old mice (23% of those of sex matched wild-type littermates)
• thread-like uterus
• pin point openings
• reduced anal-genital distance in male
• reduced size of the preputial gland
• small genital papilla in male
• reduced size of the androgen-dependent seminal vesicle
• a central mass of cells is difficult to identify and many are possibly degenerating at 10.5 postnatal days
• the smaller cord contains a peripheral layer of Sertoli cell nuclei and spermatogonia at 10.5 and 15.5 postnatal days
• no lumen formation at 15.5 postnatal days and 2 months of age
• testosterone-treated null males (n=3) have elongated spermatids and a lumen
• smaller cord starting from 10.5 postnatal days
• smaller testis starting from 10.5 postnatal days
• decreased testis weight in 2-month-old mutants (only 3% of those of wild-type littermates)
• testosterone-treated null males (n=3) have testes weight increased to 54% of sham implanted WT males (n=4)
• reduced size of the epididymis
• delayed vaginal opening (41.4 vs 34.6)
• in about 25%of null mice, the vagina is not open even by 6 months of age
• no estrous cycles

homeostasis/metabolism
• decreased serum testosterone level in male (0.1 vs 0.7 ng/ml)
• decreased serum estradiol level in female (10.0 vs 30.7 pg/ml)
• decreased serum FSH level in male (3.4 vs 33.5 ng/ml) and female (2.3 vs 8.0 ng/ml)
• undetectable serum LH levels in male and female (<0.048 ng/ml)
• decreased serum progesterone level in female (3.2 vs 9.4 ng/ml)

renal/urinary system
• reduced size of the preputial gland
• small genital papilla in male

endocrine/exocrine glands
• reduced size of the preputial gland
• reduced size of the androgen-dependent seminal vesicle
• absence of corpora lutea at 2 months
• many atretic follicles at 2 months
• follicles advance only rarely to the early antral stage at 2 months
• decreased ovaries weight in 2-month-old mice (23% of those of sex matched wild-type littermates)
• a central mass of cells is difficult to identify and many are possibly degenerating at 10.5 postnatal days
• the smaller cord contains a peripheral layer of Sertoli cell nuclei and spermatogonia at 10.5 and 15.5 postnatal days
• no lumen formation at 15.5 postnatal days and 2 months of age
• testosterone-treated null males (n=3) have elongated spermatids and a lumen
• smaller cord starting from 10.5 postnatal days
• smaller testis starting from 10.5 postnatal days
• decreased testis weight in 2-month-old mutants (only 3% of those of wild-type littermates)
• testosterone-treated null males (n=3) have testes weight increased to 54% of sham implanted WT males (n=4)

integument
• reduced size of the preputial gland





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last database update
04/30/2024
MGI 6.23
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