1974
DOI: 10.1111/j.1432-0436.1974.tb00367.x
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Marker Chromosome Analysis of Tetraparental AKR↔CBA-T6 Mouse Chimaeras

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“…Whereas large amounts of virus were seen in the predominantly albino (AKR) mice, very little was present in those chimaeras which were predominantly agouti (CBA) (Wills et al, 1975;Barnes et al, 1976b). This was remarkable because cytogenetic analysis had shown that the vast majority of the dividing cells examined in each chimaera had the AKR karyotype Ford et al, 1974). How this occurred is uncertain.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Whereas large amounts of virus were seen in the predominantly albino (AKR) mice, very little was present in those chimaeras which were predominantly agouti (CBA) (Wills et al, 1975;Barnes et al, 1976b). This was remarkable because cytogenetic analysis had shown that the vast majority of the dividing cells examined in each chimaera had the AKR karyotype Ford et al, 1974). How this occurred is uncertain.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Thus, it would be likely that the particular strains of mice used in the allophenic combinations would determine the degree of concordance of the various cell populations in the adult mice. This conclusion would explain the data reported and those of Gornish (Gornish et al, 1972) and Ford (Ford et al, 1975) (see Introduction). The situation with respect to spleen-thymus discordance is much simpler, since the error in these two types of determination is always < 10%.…”
Section: B Composition Of the Immune System Of Allophenic Micesupporting
confidence: 74%
“…This developmental switch, which has occurred by 13.5 dpc, is dependent on the sex of the somatic cells in the gonad, rather than the chromosomal sex of the PGCs: XY PGCs can develop as oocytes in female embryos, and XX PGCs can develop as prospermatogonia in male embryos (Ford et al, 1975;Palmer & Burgoyne, 1991 a). Wh en germ cells migrate into ectopie sites su ch as the ad renal gland, they will develop as oocytes even in male embryos, entering meiosis with apparently normal timing (Zamboni & Upadhyay, 1983).…”
Section: B Differentiation Of Pgcs and Somatic Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%