endocrine/exocrine glands
• oocytes or follicles are absent at 5 days and 12 weeks postpartum in the ovary
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small testis
(
J:209347
)
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reproductive system
• oocytes or follicles are absent at 5 days and 12 weeks postpartum in the ovary
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• homolog association in the chromosome arm regions of spermatocytes is largely impaired regardless of the accumulation of bouquet nuclei
• homolog association during the leptotene stage rarely initiates in spermatocytes
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• oocytes show delayed progression of meiotic prophase at E18.5
• females arrest at zygotene-like or pachytene-like stage with partially impaired synapsis
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• spermatocytes accumulate nuclei at the bouquet stage indicating arrest at the bouquet stage
• sister chromatid cohesion is impaired during the leptotene stage but restored in the zygotene stage
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• spermatocytes often arrest in the zygotene-like stage while exhibiting telomere clustering along the nuclear envelope
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• spermatocytes form axial elements but they arrest at the leptotene/zygotene stage with aberrant synaptonemal complex formation
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• oocytes or follicles are absent at 5 days and 12 weeks postpartum in the ovary
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small testis
(
J:209347
)
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• homozygous females mated with wild-type males over 8-12 months do not produce offspring
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• homozygous males mated with wild-type females over 8-12 months do not produce offspring
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cellular
• oocytes or follicles are absent at 5 days and 12 weeks postpartum in the ovary
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• homolog association in the chromosome arm regions of spermatocytes is largely impaired regardless of the accumulation of bouquet nuclei
• homolog association during the leptotene stage rarely initiates in spermatocytes
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• oocytes show delayed progression of meiotic prophase at E18.5
• females arrest at zygotene-like or pachytene-like stage with partially impaired synapsis
|
• spermatocytes accumulate nuclei at the bouquet stage indicating arrest at the bouquet stage
• sister chromatid cohesion is impaired during the leptotene stage but restored in the zygotene stage
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• spermatocytes often arrest in the zygotene-like stage while exhibiting telomere clustering along the nuclear envelope
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• spermatocytes form axial elements but they arrest at the leptotene/zygotene stage with aberrant synaptonemal complex formation
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