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. 2012 May 29;109(24):9337–9341. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1203823109

Table 1.

Efficiency of germ-line transmission and transgenic chick production for G418-selected donor PGCs

ID no. Period of G418-selection (passage) No. of hatched chicks No. of endogenous germ-cell–derived chicks* (%) No. of donor germ-cell–derived chicks (%) No. of transgenic chicks (%)
9154B 45 d (p46) 63 4 (6.3) 59 (93.7) 32 (54.2)
9155B 45 d (p46) 76 2 (2.6) 74 (97.4) 36 (48.6)
9173B 54 d (p47) 102 5 (4.9) 97 (95.1) 51 (52.6)
9176B 54 d (p47) 52 5 (9.6) 47 (90.4) 23 (48.9)
9186B 67 d (p49) 89 1 (1.1) 88 (98.9) 45 (51.1)
9187B 67 d (p49) 77 5 (6.5) 72 (93.5) 41 (56.9)
Total 459 22 (4.8) 437 (95.2) 228 (52.2)

*Test-cross analysis was conducted by mating between KO (i/i) and germ-line chimeric KO (i/i); that is, transplanted GFP-expressing donor PGCs of WL (I/I). The phenotype of endogenous recipient germ-cell–derived chick is black KO (i/i).

The phenotype of offspring derived from donor GFP+ PGCs of WL (I/I) is white hybrid (I/i) between KO (i/i) and WL (I/I).

The percentage of GFP-expressing transgenic chicks in donor germ-cell–derived hybrid chicks.