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. 2000 Jan 4;97(1):320–324. doi: 10.1073/pnas.97.1.320

Table 1.

Summary of chimeric mouse survival and LacZ expression

Embryonic day Uterine sacs (A) Embryos (B) B/A, % LacZ positive (C) C/B, % No. of embryos per clone
−/−Clone 1 −/−Clone 16 −/−Clone 64
KZ26 (+/−) chimeric mice
 E9.5 30 30 100 15 50
 E10.5 18 18 100 13 72
 E11.5 15 15 100 11 73
 E12.5 15 15 100 10 67
KZ26 (−/−) chimeric mice
 E9.5 12 12 100 10 83 10 2 nd
 E10.5 134 117 87 85 73 38 22 57
 E11.5 92 29 32 7 24 12 17 nd
 E12.5 71 22 31 5 23 16 0 6
 E14.5 * 20 8 40 13 7 nd

Summary of chimeric mouse survival. Chimeric mice were produced from the injection into blastocysts of ES cells with a knock-in of lacZ into one allele of Lmo2 (KZ26 +/−) or a knock-in of lacZ into one allele of Lmo2 and a knock-out of the second allele by insertion of hygromycin (KZ26 −/−). These blastocysts were implanted into recipients. At the specified embryonic time points, uterine sacs were counted, and embryos were dissected and stained for β-galactosidase activity with X-Gal. The data are expressed as the percentage of live embryos per total uterine sacs (A/B) (those embryos with marked degeneration were not included) and the percentage of β-galactosidase-positive embryos (C/B). For the KZ26 −/− ES clones, the number of embryos examined for each clone is given (note that no clone 64 embryos were examined at E9.5, E11.5, or E14.5). 

*Uterine sacs uncountable because of degeneration.