- nullo X gamete
Animals produce ova/sperm that contain no X chromosome in a nonmendelian segregation pattern.
- excess intestinal cells
Animals contain an excess number of intestinal cells compared to control. In C. elegans, intestinal cells are derived from E-blastomere. The overproduction of intestinal tissues is a result of other blastomeres adopting an E-like fate or excess cell proliferation in the E lineage.
- XXX progeny
Animals segregate progeny with 3 X chromosomes.
- X cluster small RNA expression variant
Animals exhibit variations from controls in the expression, biogenesis, processing, or stability of the small X-chromosome derived RNAs (X cluster) species of small RNA.
- diplo X gamete
Animals produce ova/sperm that contain 2 X chromosomes.
- low incidence male progeny
Lower numbers of male progeny occur in the population compared to control populations. In C. elegans, the low incidence of males phenotype in a self-fertilizing hermaphrodite population is a result of an decrease in X chromosome nondisjunction.
- high incidence male progeny
Higher numbers of male progeny occur in the population compared to control populations. In C. elegans, the high incidence of males phenotype in a self-fertilizing hermaphrodite population is a result of an increase in X chromosome nondisjunction.
- E lineage variant
The descendants of the E blastomere exhibit altered developmental programs compared to their counterparts in control animals.