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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Birth Defects Res A Clin Mol Teratol. 2009 Apr;85(4):314–321. doi: 10.1002/bdra.20542

Table 1.

Mouse NTD mutants tested for responsiveness to Folate

Folate Responsive NTD Mutant Mice
Gene Folate dose/route Reference
Cart1 null 3 mg/kg i.p., 0.5–9.5 dpc (Zhao and others, 1996)
Cited2 null 3 mg/kg i.p. 0–14 dpc (Barbera and others, 2002)
Cd; Lrp6 gain of function 10 mg/kg chow Diet (Carter and others, 2005)
Folr1 null 25 mg/kg/d gavage (Piedrahita and others, 1999)
RFC1 reduced folate carrier null 50 mg/kg sc./d 0–18 dpc (Gelineau-van Waes and others, 2008)
Sp2H; Pax3 Loss of function 200 ug/ml in culture (Fleming and Copp, 1998)
Sp; Pax3 200 mg/kg chow Diet (Wlodarczyk and others, 2006)
Folate Unresponsive NTD Mutant Mice
Gene Folate dose/route Reference
Axd mutant 33 mg/kg i.p, 8–10 dpc (Essien and Wannberg, 1993)
Fkbp8 null 40 mg/kg Gavage 0–18.5 dpc (Wong and others, 2008)
ct; Grhl3 loss of function 60 mg/kg folinic a. i.p. @ 9 dpc (Seller, 1994)
Grhl3 null as per Seller, 1994 (Ting and others, 2003)
SELH/Bc strain 10 mg/kg chow Diet (Harris and Juriloff, 2005)
Efna5 null Data not shown (Holmberg and others, 2000)
Map3k4 null 25 mg/kg i.p./d, 6.5–9.5 dpc (Chi and others, 2005)
Nog 10 mg/kg i.p./d, 7.5–9.5 dpc (Stottmann and others, 2006)
Ski null 10 mg/kg chow Diet (Ernest and others, 2006)

i.p., intraperitoneal; sc., subcutaneous; d, day; dpc, days postcoitum