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. 1997 Nov 11;94(23):12610–12615. doi: 10.1073/pnas.94.23.12610

Table 1.

Effects of disruption of the gene encoding SR-BI on plasma total cholesterol and apoA-I concentrations, and adrenal gland total cholesterol content in wild-type (srbI+/+), and heterozygous (srbI+/−), and homozygous (srbI−/−) mutant mice.

srbI genotype Gender F1 generation*
F2 generation*
Plasma total cholesterol
Plasma total cholesterol
Plasma apoA-I
Adrenal gland total cholesterol
mg/dl§ % of control mg/dl§ % of control mg/dl§ % of control μg/mg protein§ % of control
Male 93  ± 8 (29) 100 99  ± 12 (18) 100
+/+ Female 80  ± 7 (13) 100 94  ± 20 (27) 100
Both 89  ± 10 (42) 100 96  ± 17 (45) 100 25  ± 3 (10) 100 128  ± 28 (5) 100 
Male 126  ± 10 (21) 135 137  ± 21 (29) 138
+/− Female 112  ± 9 (23) 140 118  ± 19 (49) 126
Both 119  ± 12 (44) 134 126  ± 22 (78) 131 28  ± 2 (12) 112 74  ± 18 (6)  58
Male 220  ± 41 (10) 222
−/− Female 209  ± 32 (7) 222
Both 216  ± 37 (17) 225 27  ± 3 (11) 108 36  ± 7 (5)  28
*

F1 generation animals were not fasted. F2 generation animals were not fasted prior to analysis of adrenal gland cholesterol levels but were fasted for 4–8 h prior to analysis of plasma. 

Values determined with an Autoanalyzer and human apoA-I standards. 

Values represent mean ± SD. 

§

Values in parenthesis represent the numbers of animals analyzed. 

Statistically significantly different from wild-type controls, P < 0.005 or better. 

Not statistically significantly different from wild-type controls, independently confirmed by quantitative evaluation of immunoblot analysis.