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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg
gene trap RRB047, BayGenomics
MGI:3719273
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg/Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg involves: 129P2/OlaHsd * C57BL/6 MGI:3720594


Genotype
MGI:3720594
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg/Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg
Genetic
Background
involves: 129P2/OlaHsd * C57BL/6
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Mouse lines carrying:
Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg mutation (0 available); any Trip13 mutation (34 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Developmental histology of Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg/Trip13Gt(RRB047)Byg mouse testes

mortality/aging
• most mice die prior to weaning

reproductive system
• most oocytes are lost during late embryogenesis or early in postnatal development
• an increased percentage of achiasmate chropmosomes are observed at diplonema in spermatocytes
• the X and Y are separated at pachynema 7.2-fold more often than in wild-type
• oocytes arrest between pachynema and dictyate (J:123677)
(J:163309)
• sperm arrest during pachytene (J:123677)
• mostly arrest at spermatocyte stages of epithelial stage IV, corresponding to pachynema, a few most-meiotic cells are detected. (J:163309)
• the numbers of crossovers and chiasmata are reduced (J:163309)
• the X and Y fail to form a subnuclear domain (the sex body) during prophase compared to wild-type mice (J:163309)
• total autosomal SC length at pachynema is 11% shorter than in wild-type
• no motile epididymal sperm are observed
• ovaries are severely dysmorphic and have no or few follicles
• at day 2, mice have no or few follicles
• large majority of oocytes are unable to complete folliculogenesis
• at day 2, ovaries are small and lack oocytes or newly forming follicles
• less populated tubules
• males and females have small gonads
(J:123677)
• mutant males have significantly smaller testes than wild-type (J:163309)
• males and females are sterile (J:123677)

cellular
• most oocytes are lost during late embryogenesis or early in postnatal development
• an increased percentage of achiasmate chropmosomes are observed at diplonema in spermatocytes
• the X and Y are separated at pachynema 7.2-fold more often than in wild-type
• oocytes arrest between pachynema and dictyate (J:123677)
(J:163309)
• sperm arrest during pachytene (J:123677)
• mostly arrest at spermatocyte stages of epithelial stage IV, corresponding to pachynema, a few most-meiotic cells are detected. (J:163309)
• the numbers of crossovers and chiasmata are reduced (J:163309)
• the X and Y fail to form a subnuclear domain (the sex body) during prophase compared to wild-type mice (J:163309)
• total autosomal SC length at pachynema is 11% shorter than in wild-type
• no motile epididymal sperm are observed
• at day 17.5, sperm contain more asynaptic or terminally asynapsed chromosome (62.5% compared to 25% in wild-type mice)
• double strand break repair is defective in sperm and oocytes (J:123677)
• early in double-stranded break repair (J:163309)

growth/size/body
• surviving mice are smaller in size

limbs/digits/tail
• some surviving mice have shorter tails
• some surviving mice have kinked tails

endocrine/exocrine glands
• ovaries are severely dysmorphic and have no or few follicles
• at day 2, mice have no or few follicles
• large majority of oocytes are unable to complete folliculogenesis
• at day 2, ovaries are small and lack oocytes or newly forming follicles
• less populated tubules
(J:123677)
• mutant males have significantly smaller testes than wild-type (J:163309)

homeostasis/metabolism
• at day 17.5, sperm contain more asynaptic or terminally asynapsed chromosome (62.5% compared to 25% in wild-type mice)
• double strand break repair is defective in sperm and oocytes (J:123677)
• early in double-stranded break repair (J:163309)





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last database update
10/29/2024
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