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Une jument stérile (Equus caballus) de caryotype, XO

L. Metenier, Marc Antoine Driancourt, Edmond Cribiu

To cite this version:

L. Metenier, Marc Antoine Driancourt, Edmond Cribiu. Une jument stérile (Equus caballus) de cary-

otype, XO. Genetics Selection Evolution, BioMed Central, 1979, 11 (2), pp.161-163. �hal-02729193�

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An XO chromosome constitution in a sterile Mare (Equus caballus)

Liliane METENIER M.A. DRIANCOURT E.P. CRIBIU

(’) Laboratoire de Cytogénétique !7.7V.C.!./.!4.-/.7V.7?.!., Centre vaational de Recherches zootechniques,

783$o Jouy-en-Josas (Fvance) (

2

) Station de Physiologie de la Repvoduction,

Centre la Recherches de Tours, 7.A!.K.!.,

.,

3738 0

Nouzilly (France)

Summary

One case of 6 3 , XO chromosome constitution is described in a phenotypically normal but

sterile mare with gonadal dysgenesis.

Several general descriptions of the karyotype of the Domestic Horse (Equus caballus) have been reported (RoTH!x!I,ns et al., 1959 ; T RUJILLO et al., Ig62;

S

ASRKI and M AKINO , 19 6 2 and M AKINO et al., I g6 3 ). According to the idiogram established by D E GiOVANNi et al. ( I g 7 g), the diploid number was 6q of which 6 pairs

were submetacentric, 7 pairs metacentric, the X metacentric and the Y acrocentric.

In recent years, chromosome studies of Horse have generally been directed

toward the association of chromosome alterations with phenotypic defects includ- ing those of the reproductive system (review of DE G IOV A NNI and C RIBIU , 197 8).

The best known example is the abnormal XO sex chromosome constitution report-

ed by C H A ND i / EY et al. ( 1975 ), H U G H ES et al. ( 1975 ) and T AYL O R and T ROMM E R S-

CHAUSEN-SMITH (1975).

The present report describes the chromosome constitution of a sterile mare.

A phenotypically normal but apparently sterile female was admitted to the department of Physiology of the Reproduction of N OUZILLY to be hemicastrated.

The genital tractus appeared normal. As seen by rectal palpation, the ovary

was very small, smooth, firm with no follicules on its surface; histological exa-

mination showed that it was completely devoided of follicules and thus fully made

of stroma tissu only.

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Blood samples were obtained from the jugular vein for chromosome analysis.

Leucocytes were cultured and harvested according to MOORH!AD et al. (ig6o).

C-banding was achieved by a modification of the technique of S UMNER (r 97 2).

Chromosome preparations were observed with a I,eitz-Ortholux microscope

and photographs were taken on Kodak microfile film with a I,eitz-Orthomat camera.

The arrangement of the horse chromosomes in karyotype were made according

to D E G IOVANNI et al. (1979).

All the 47 metaphases counted had a chromosome number of 2 n = 6 3 (fig. 1 ).

The C-banding&dquo;metaphases showed this mare to have anormal autosomal complement

and only one X chromosome.

The abnormal XO sex chromosome constitution is well known in man and it

can caused by either paternal or maternal non-disjunction. A,ffected individuals

are phenotypic females but usually display infantile sexual development and /or

assortment of somatic abnormalities (Turner’s Syndrome) and are sterile.

All the XO mares reported by C HANDLEY et al. ( I g 75 ), H U G H ES et al. ( 1975 )

and TA YL O R and TROMM!RSCHAUS!N-SMITH ( 1975 ) did not vary from our case.

They were phenotypically normal female and had inactive ovaries (or not ovary) lacking germ cells.

Our data demonstrate that cytogenetic tests could be a valuable tool to explain

potential infertility in mares.

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Acknowledgments

We thank Dr. C.P. Porascu (Laboratoire de Cytogénétique U.N.C.E.I.A.-I.N.R.A., C.N.- R.Z., Jouy-en-Josas, France) for helpful discussions and critical reviews of the manuscript.

Résumé

Une jument stérile (Equus caballus) de caryotype, XO

Une jument stérile, phénotypiquement normale mais présentant

une

dysgénie gonadique

a été trouvée porteuse d’une monosomie pour le chromosome sexuel X.

References

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T

HORNE J. P., SHORT R. V., A LLEN W. R., 1975 . Chromosome abnormalities as a cause of

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