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Tg(tetO-GFP,-APOL1*S342G*I384M)#Susz
Transgene Detail
Summary
Symbol: Tg(tetO-GFP,-APOL1*S342G*I384M)#Susz
Name: transgene insertion, Katalin Susztak
MGI ID: MGI:6331299
Synonyms: TRE-APOL1-G1
Transgene: Tg(tetO-GFP,-APOL1*S342G*I384M)#Susz  Location: unknown  
Alliance: Tg(tetO-GFP,-APOL1*S342G*I384M)#Susz page
Transgene
origin
Strain of Origin:  FVB/N
Transgene
description
Transgene Type:    Transgenic (Humanized sequence, Inducible, Inserted expressed sequence, Reporter)
Inducer:    doxycycline/tetracycline
Mutation:    Insertion
 
Mutation detailsThe human APOL1 kidney disease risk variant G1 contains a double missense mutation resulting in a serine to glycine change at amino acid 342 (S342G) and isoleucine to methionine change at amino acid 384 (I384M) and is able to lyse T. brucei rhodesiense, is under the control of the tetracycline responsive promoter element. The pound (#) sign is used when the line number is not specified or lines are pooled. The gene is only expressed in a tetracycline/doxycycline controllable manner when mice carrying this allele also carry a tTA or rtTA allele. (J:251848)
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References
Original:  J:251848 Beckerman P, et al., Transgenic expression of human APOL1 risk variants in podocytes induces kidney disease in mice. Nat Med. 2017 Apr;23(4):429-438
All:  1 reference(s)

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last database update
11/12/2024
MGI 6.24
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