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. 1998 Apr 6;187(7):1081–1091. doi: 10.1084/jem.187.7.1081

Table 1.

Comparison of [3H]thymidine Incorporation in F1 (xid.bcl-x) and xid Mice

Mouse [3H]thymidine* incorporation Transgene Btk Phenotype
Female F1  (xid.bcl-x-87) 15,489 yes +/− non-xid
Female F1  (xid.bcl-x-87) 12,300 yes +/− non-xid
Female F1  (xid.bcl-x-81) 14,032 yes +/− non-xid
Female F1  (xid.bcl-x-81) 11,089 yes +/− non-xid
Male F1  (xid.bcl-x-87) 7,050 yes xid
Male F1  (xid.bcl-x-87) 6,500 yes xid
Male F1  (xid.bcl-x-81) 1,200 yes xid
Male F1  (xid.bcl-x-81) 1,999 yes xid
Male xid 1 2,000 na xid
Male xid 2 1,524      na§ xid
*

2 × 105 B cells were stimulated for 48 h with 25 μg/ml anti-IgM and pulsed for the final 4 h with 1 μCi [3H]thymidine.  

+ indicates presence of wild-type Btk; − indicates presence of mutant Btk. Since Btk is an X-linked gene, males carry only one allele.  

§

na, not applicable.