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. 2001 Jan 23;98(3):1059–1064. doi: 10.1073/pnas.031573498

Table 3.

COX-2 deficiency increases neonatal mortality and patent DA incidence with Ptgs1 gene dosage-dependent compensation

Offspring genotype % mortality* Patent DA, % incidence
COX-1(+/+)/COX-2(+/+) 3 (1/31) 0 (0/8)
COX-1(+/−)/COX-2(+/+) 6 (3/47) 0 (0/6)
COX-1(−/−)/COX-2(+/+) 3 (1/40) 0 (0/10)
COX-1(+/+)/COX-2(+/−) 4 (2/49) 0 (0/6)
COX-1(+/−)/COX-2(+/−) 1 (1/99) 0 (0/8)
COX-1(−/−)/COX-2(+/−) 3 (3/88) 0 (0/21)
COX-1(+/+)/COX-2(−/−) 35 (20/57) 33 (5/15)
COX-1(+/−)/COX-2(−/−) 79 (26/33) 74 (14/19)
COX-1(−/−)/COX-2(−/−) 100 (38/38) 100 (23/23)

Neonatal mortality for each genotype is the percentage of mice that died during the 48 h following birth compared to the number at birth. Neonatal patent DA incidence was determined 5 h after Cesarean delivery or natural birth on gestation day 19.5. 

*

In parentheses are number dead/number born. 

In parentheses are number patent/number analyzed. 

Significantly different (χ2 statistic, P < 0.01).