reproductive system
• indistinguishable from females
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vagina atresia
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J:5173
)
• XY mice had vaginas that remained closed in most mice, though some did open at 3 months of age
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• most spermatocytes were arrested at meiotic prophase, though some were observed in metaphase
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• hypertrophic
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small testis
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J:5173
)
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cryptorchism
(
J:5173
)
• testes were positioned amongst fat in the abdomen
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• the epididymides were absent from XY mice
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• the vas deferens were absent from XY mice
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• XY mice possessed testes and female secondary structures including vagina and teats
• XY mice did not possess ovaries
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behavior/neurological
• XY mice behaved like non-oestrus females, reduced aggression
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digestive/alimentary system
• indistinguishable from females
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• hypertrophic
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small testis
(
J:5173
)
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cryptorchism
(
J:5173
)
• testes were positioned amongst fat in the abdomen
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cellular
• most spermatocytes were arrested at meiotic prophase, though some were observed in metaphase
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
androgen insensitivity syndrome | DOID:4674 |
OMIM:300068 |
J:5173 |