A search for a genetic basis for gonosomal univalency in mice
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Abstract
The frequencies of cells with XY nonpairing at diakinesis/metaphase I were examined in random-bred ICR-Swiss, partly inbred DCH, and highly inbred DBA/2J and C57BL/6-bgJ mice. The animals in given inbred line displayed homogeneity in the proportion of cells with gonosomal univalents. In DBA/2J, the X and Y remained unpaired in 33.2% of the cells examined, whereas the corresponding frequency in C57BL/6-bgJ was only 7.0%. Previous data of RAPP et al. (1977) showed a low incidence of XY nonassociation in C57BL/6 and high frequencies in the BDF1 hybrid (C57BL6 female X DBA/2 male). We interpret our results, and the previous data of RAPP et al. (1977), to indicate the existence in mice of a genetic polymorphism for XY nonassociation. The DBA/2J strain appears to have factors that predispose to a high frequency of gonosomal univalency.
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| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.000 |
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