Table 2.

Average litter sizes of matings among different Tnfip6genotypes

Mating pairs (Tnfip6 genotype)Number of pregnant females/number of matingsAverage size of litter per pregnancy
Female*Male
+/+ +/+ 11/12 7.20 
+/+ +/- 14/14 6.05 
+/+ -/- 6/7 6.29 
+/- +/+ 6/6 6.50 
+/- +/- 56/58 6.87 
+/- -/- 9/10 7.00 
-/- +/+ 0/48 (16) 
-/- +/- 0/31 (9) 
-/- -/- 0/14 (9) 
-/- +/+ 8/9 1.75 
-/-§ +/+ 3/15 1.0 
-/-(Tnfip6-Tg++/+ 5/9 4.0 
Mating pairs (Tnfip6 genotype)Number of pregnant females/number of matingsAverage size of litter per pregnancy
Female*Male
+/+ +/+ 11/12 7.20 
+/+ +/- 14/14 6.05 
+/+ -/- 6/7 6.29 
+/- +/+ 6/6 6.50 
+/- +/- 56/58 6.87 
+/- -/- 9/10 7.00 
-/- +/+ 0/48 (16) 
-/- +/- 0/31 (9) 
-/- -/- 0/14 (9) 
-/- +/+ 8/9 1.75 
-/-§ +/+ 3/15 1.0 
-/-(Tnfip6-Tg++/+ 5/9 4.0 
*

All females were offspring of Tnfip6+/- parents or wild-type mothers and Tnfip6-/- fathers. In all cases, one female mouse was mated with a male in a 3-day rotation cycle until the female became pregnant.

For Tnfip6-/- females, the numbers in parentheses indicate the number of females. These 34 females were mated repeatedly with stud males in the `standard' 3-day rotation cycle. Some of these stud males were selected from other wild-type colonies.

Tnfip6-/- females were superovulated and the hCG co-injected with 100 μg of mouse recTNFIP6.

§

Tnfip6-/- females were superovulated without adding exogenous TNFIP6; only 3 females became pregnant and delivered one baby of each.

Tnfip6-/- females without superovulation, but carrying the Tnfip6 transgene, were mated with wild-type stud males.

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