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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3579160
Allelic
Composition
Celsr3tm1Agof/Celsr3tm1Agof
Genetic
Background
either: CD-1.129P2-Celsr3tm1Agof or (involves: 129P2/OlaHsd * C57BL/6 * CD-1)
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Mouse lines carrying:
Celsr3tm1Agof mutation (0 available); any Celsr3 mutation (122 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• died a few hours after birth

nervous system
• abnormal development of the corticosubcortical, thalamocortical, corticospinal and spinocerebellar tracts and several longitudinal bundles in the hindbrain and spinal cord
• fiber bundles did not cross the striatum
• a large aberrant tract originated from the thalamus (the thalamic bundle), however instead of making a sharp turn toward the internal capsule, it descended laterally to the hypothalamic region and turned around the basal forebrain to cross the tissue and enter the cortical marginal zone
• absent medial lemniscus, and the globular striatum protruded excessively into a moderately enlarged ventricle
• observed swollen, moderately osmiophilic processes in the cortical marginal zone
• the pallidum had a rounded shape
• abnormally thin cortical wall, mostly because of hypotrophy of the intermediate zone
• reduction of fibers in the cortical intermediate zone and abnormal small radial fascicles in the upper cortical tier
• the posterior spinocerebellar tract appeared dissociated and many longitudinal fiber bundles in the hindbrain tegmentum and dorsal spinal cord were reduced in size, poorly fasciculated or both
• smaller corticospinal tract

respiratory system
• reduced alveolar space, however all other components of lung tissue were normal
• poorly inflated lungs, although lobular pattern was normal
• die of central ventilation failure

digestive/alimentary system
• exhibited air dilation of the duodenum
• exhibited air dilation of the stomach

homeostasis/metabolism
• newborns exhibited progressive cyanosis

behavior/neurological
• newborns exhibited poorly coordinated movements

growth/size/body
• exhibited air dilation of the stomach

cellular
• abnormal development of the corticosubcortical, thalamocortical, corticospinal and spinocerebellar tracts and several longitudinal bundles in the hindbrain and spinal cord
• fiber bundles did not cross the striatum
• a large aberrant tract originated from the thalamus (the thalamic bundle), however instead of making a sharp turn toward the internal capsule, it descended laterally to the hypothalamic region and turned around the basal forebrain to cross the tissue and enter the cortical marginal zone


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last database update
03/18/2025
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory