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. 1997 Sep 30;94(20):10862–10867. doi: 10.1073/pnas.94.20.10862

Table 1.

Body weights (g) and serum pituitary hormone levels

Wild type Heterozygous Homozygous
Body weight (4 weeks, male) 20.8  ± 0.75 (7) 20.2  ± 0.48 (8) 14.5  ± 0.47 (10)***
Body weight (8 weeks, male) 29.0  ± 0.4 (10) 29.4  ± 0.5 (19) 28.1  ± 0.21 (12) NS
TSH (ng/ml) 76.0  ± 3.5 (13) 83.7  ± 4.4 (10) 139.1  ± 7.3 (13)**
PRL (ng/ml) 12.7  ± 1.8 (7) 13.5  ± 3.2 (8) 10.7  ± 2.2 (10) NS
GH (ng/ml) 41.3  ± 3.2 (9) 47.4  ± 4.5 (7) 45.2  ± 9.7 (11) NS
T4 (μg/dl) 5.94  ± 0.28 (13) 5.54  ± 0.35 (8) 3.30  ± 0.27 (13)***

Serum TSH, PRL, GH, and T4 levels were determined in 8-week-old male mice. Data represent means ± SEM (numbers of mice in parentheses). Significance of differences between wild-type and mutant animals is indicated: ∗∗∗, P < 0.001; ∗∗, P < 0.01; NS, not significant.