Genetic variation in the timing of first cleavage in mice: effect of maternal genotype.
Genetic variation in the timing of first cleavage in mice: effect of maternal genotype.
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小鼠第一次卵裂时间的遗传变异:母体基因型的影响。
DOI:
10.1095/biolreprod23.2.369
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
W. Whitten
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Shire;W. Whitten
Eggs from female mice of eleven genotypes that had been fertilized in vivo were cultured in vitro in defined medium. The median time of first cleavage of eggs fertilized by BALB/cWt males was 24.8 h with BALB/cBy mothers and about 22 h with C57BL/6By or C57 X BALB Fl mothers. Eggs from females of seven recombinant-inbred lines had median times of first cleavage that ranged from 20.5 h in CXBI to 26.8 h in CXBJ. The timing of first cleavage bore no apparent relationship to the risk of occurrence of hermaphrodite offspring, which also differed between the recombinant- inbred lines. When mated to SJL X SWR Fl males, which never produce hermaphrodite off- spring, BALB X C57 Fl, CXBH, and SJL X SWR Fl females produced eggs that cleaved at differ- ent times, but in all cases earlier than eggs of the same genotype fertilized by BALB/cWt males. Fertilized eggs from CXBJ females often underwent first cleavage successfully but failed to develop further in culture. Almost all eggs from females of the other genotypes formed blastocysts successfully. Eggs that had completed first cleavage were somewhat less likely to form blastocysts if they had been fertilized by a BALB/cWt male than if they had been fertilized by some other male.