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Experiment
  • Experiment
    TEXT-QTL
  • Chromosome
    X
  • Reference
    J:92309 Storchova R, et al., Genetic analysis of X-linked hybrid sterility in the house mouse. Mamm Genome. 2004 Jul;15(7):515-24
  • ID
    MGI:3511516
Genes
GeneAlleleAssay TypeDescription
Hstx1 visible phenotype
DXMit119 PCR amplified length variant
DXMit60 PCR amplified length variant
Ihpd reported elsewhere
Notes
  • Experiment
    Animals consomic for a PWD/Ph-derived X chromosome were created by backcrossing F1 hybrids to background strain C57BL/6J and selecting for non-recombinant PWD/Ph-derived X chromosomes at each generation. Consomic male animals C57BL/6J- Chr X< PWD/Ph> YC57BL/6J are fully sterile whereas consomic female animals C57BL/6J- Chr X< PWD/Ph> XC57BL/6J are fertile. Histological sections of testicular tissue from consomic males were abnormal and the sperm heads also appeared abnormal. 11 microsatellite markersalong the length of the X chromosome were genotyped in 346 (C57BL/6J- Chr X< PWD/Ph> XC57BL/6J x C57BL/6J)N7 x C57BL/6J backcross animals to identify X-linked fertility QTLs.

    An important factor in X-linked sterility mapped to 29.5 cM near DXMit119. The PWD/Ph-derived allele confers male sterility at this locus, named Hstx1 (hybrid sterility, X chromosome 1). The peak LRS value of Hstx1 reached 112.7 between the 99% confidence interval DXMit119 (29.5 cM) and DXMit60 (30.8 cM). This locus also shows maximal linkage to abnormal sperm head morphology (LRS=69.7), testis weight (LRS=73.6), and sperm count (LRS=30). Ihtw1 (18 cM) is a testicular weight QTL mapping near the Hstx1 interval. Ihpd is a placental incompatibility gene mapping near Hstx1.

    Hstx1 is necessary but not sufficient for sterility and may interact with at least one other X-linked factor. An interval between DXMit173 (50.5 cM) and DXMit234 (58 cM) shows linkage to testis weight and sperm count.


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