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Mir-290–295 deficiency in mice results in partially penetrant embryonic lethality and germ cell defects

by Gill, Mark E , Page, David C , Fu, Dongdong , Sharp, Phillip A , Dennis, Lucas M , White, Amy C , Medeiros, Lea A , Jaenisch, Rudolf , Houbaviy, Hristo , Markoulaki, Styliani , Kirak, Oktay

in Aging - pathology / animal ovaries / Animals / Animals, Newborn / Apoptosis / Biological Sciences / Cell Count / Cell Cycle / Cells / Embryo Loss - genetics / Embryo Loss - pathology / Embryo, Mammalian - metabolism / Embryo, Mammalian - pathology / embryogenesis / Embryonic growth stage / Embryonic stem cells / Embryos / Female / Female animals / Fertility / Fertility - genetics / Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental / Germ cells / Germ Cells - metabolism / Germ Cells - pathology / Gonads / Gonads - growth & development / Gonads - pathology / Infertility, Female - genetics / Infertility, Female - pathology / Male / Male animals / male fertility / Mice / Mice, Mutant Strains / MicroRNA / MicroRNAs - genetics / MicroRNAs - metabolism / Mutation / Ovaries / Penetrance / Ribonucleic acid / RNA / Rodents / Testes

2011

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Mir-290–295 deficiency in mice results in partially penetrant embryonic lethality and germ cell defects

by Gill, Mark E , Page, David C , Fu, Dongdong , Sharp, Phillip A , Dennis, Lucas M , White, Amy C , Medeiros, Lea A , Jaenisch, Rudolf , Houbaviy, Hristo , Markoulaki, Styliani , Kirak, Oktay

2011

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Mir-290–295 deficiency in mice results in partially penetrant embryonic lethality and germ cell defects

by Gill, Mark E , Page, David C , Fu, Dongdong , Sharp, Phillip A , Dennis, Lucas M , White, Amy C , Medeiros, Lea A , Jaenisch, Rudolf , Houbaviy, Hristo , Markoulaki, Styliani , Kirak, Oktay

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Mir-290–295 deficiency in mice results in partially penetrant embryonic lethality and germ cell defects

Gill, Mark E,

Page, David C,

Fu, Dongdong,

Sharp, Phillip A,

Dennis, Lucas M,

White, Amy C,

Medeiros, Lea A,

Jaenisch, Rudolf,

Houbaviy, Hristo,

Markoulaki, Styliani,

Kirak, Oktay

2011

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Mir-290 through mir-295 (mir-290–295) is a mammalian-specific microRNA (miRNA) cluster that, in mice, is expressed specifically in early embryos and embryonic germ cells. Here, we show that mir-290–295 plays important roles in embryonic development as indicated by the partially penetrant lethality of mutant embryos. In addition, we show that in surviving mir-290–295-deficient embryos, female but not male fertility is compromised. This impairment in fertility arises from a defect in migrating primordial germ cells and occurs equally in male and female mutant animals. Male mir-290–295–/– mice, due to the extended proliferative lifespan of their germ cells, are able to recover from this initial germ cell loss and are fertile. Female mir-290–295–/– mice are unable to recover and are sterile, due to premature ovarian failure.

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National Academy of Sciences,National Acad Sciences

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/ Animals

/ Biological Sciences

/ Cell Count