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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Slc9a1swe
slow-wave epilepsy
MGI:1857350
Summary 4 genotypes
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hm1
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe B6.SJL-Slc9a1swe MGI:3623149
hm2
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe involves: C57BL/6J * SJL/J MGI:3623151
hm3
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe SJL/J-Slc9a1swe/J MGI:3581202
hm4
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe (SJL/J-Slc9a1swe x B6.SJL-Slc9a1swe)F1 MGI:3714370


Genotype
MGI:3623149
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe
Genetic
Background
B6.SJL-Slc9a1swe
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Mouse lines carrying:
Slc9a1swe mutation (2 available); any Slc9a1 mutation (41 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• most animals surviving past weaning die by 35-40 days of age probably from a lethal convulsive episode; B6.SJL congenics rarely live past 40 days of age
• more than half of the homozygotes die before weaning

growth/size/body
• mutants are slightly smaller than wild-type littermates at weaning

behavior/neurological
• at 11-14 days of age, mutants have an ataxic gait; ataxia is more prominent in the hindlimbs and is characterized by a slow, wide-based gait and coarse truncal instability while moving
• brief episodes of 3/second waves and spike wave patterns are observed in 5 nd 6 week old animals, but do not progress with age
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days of age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running

nervous system
• brief episodes of 3/second waves and spike wave patterns are observed in 5 nd 6 week old animals, but do not progress with age
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days of age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running
• occasional dystrophic axons are seen in and around the cerebellar molecular layer
• progressive neuronal degeneration is observed in deep cerebellar nuclei at 3 weeks of age; by 7 weeks and more so at 4 months, most DCN large neurons have disappeared; surviving neurons are surrounded by excessive glial cells
• by 7 weeks and more so at 4 months, most DCN large neurons have disappeared; surviving neurons are surrounded by excessive glial cells
• Purkinje cell axons are hypertrophic
• Purkinje cell axons are hypertrophic
• swollen and displaced Purkinje cell axon collateral boutons are seen as early as P14
• progressive neuronal degeneration is observed in deep cerebellar nuclei at 3 weeks of age; by 7 weeks and more so at 4 months, most DCN large neurons have disappeared; surviving neurons are surrounded by excessive glial cells
• Purkinje cell axon degeneration in the cerebella at 4 months of age
• however, no loss of Purkinje cells is detected in the cerebellum
• progressive degeneration of cochlear nuclei is also observed but fewer neurons are affected at each timepoint examined
• progressive degeneration of vestibular nuclei is also observed but fewer neurons are affected at each timepoint examined
• Purkinje cell axon degeneration in the cerebella at 4 months of age




Genotype
MGI:3623151
hm2
Allelic
Composition
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe
Genetic
Background
involves: C57BL/6J * SJL/J
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Mouse lines carrying:
Slc9a1swe mutation (2 available); any Slc9a1 mutation (41 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• Background Sensitivity: most of the affected F1 and F2 hybrids survive 6 months

behavior/neurological
• associated with absence seizures
• Background Sensitivity: spike-wave seizure activity is markedly enhanced compared to homozygotes on congenic backgrounds; seizures are longer in duration and very frequent by 4 weeks of age and persist several months
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days og age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running
• electrocorticographic recording from 4-5 week old (SJL x B6) F2 mutants display frequent episodes of generalized bilaterally symmetric spike-wave activity with a rhythmic periodicity ranging from 3 to 4.5 seconds; spikes are always preceded by waves; spike wave bursts are specifically associated with complete behavioral arrest for the durationof the discharge

nervous system
• Background Sensitivity: spike-wave seizure activity is markedly enhanced compared to homozygotes on congenic backgrounds; seizures are longer in duration and very frequent by 4 weeks of age and persist several months
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days og age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running
• electrocorticographic recording from 4-5 week old (SJL x B6) F2 mutants display frequent episodes of generalized bilaterally symmetric spike-wave activity with a rhythmic periodicity ranging from 3 to 4.5 seconds; spikes are always preceded by waves; spike wave bursts are specifically associated with complete behavioral arrest for the durationof the discharge




Genotype
MGI:3581202
hm3
Allelic
Composition
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe
Genetic
Background
SJL/J-Slc9a1swe/J
Find Mice Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Slc9a1swe mutation (2 available); any Slc9a1 mutation (41 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe with Slc9a1swe/+ at 4 weeks of age

mortality/aging
• 62% die by weaning and, with rare exception, the remainder die by 35-40 days of age probably from a lethal convulsive episode
• Background Sensitivity: only an occasional mutant on the SJL background survives beyond 6 months
• more than half of the homozygotes die before weaning

behavior/neurological
• mutant mice are easily recognizeable from normal siblings by 11-14 days of age based on their ataxic gait and smaller size
• ataxia is moderate to severe most prominent in the hindlimbs
• affected mice have a wide-based gait
• Background Sensitivity: spike-wave discharges from homozygotes are detected at 4-5 weeks but are brief (less than 1.5 sec) and rare (1-4/hour) and do not progress in duration or frequency when assessed at 2-3 months of age; these are not detected in mice surviving beyond months
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days og age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running

nervous system
• Background Sensitivity: spike-wave discharges from homozygotes are detected at 4-5 weeks but are brief (less than 1.5 sec) and rare (1-4/hour) and do not progress in duration or frequency when assessed at 2-3 months of age; these are not detected in mice surviving beyond months
• mutants undergo rare spontaneous generalized tonic-clonic seizure episodes as early as 14 days og age; seizures are usually of less than one minute and are preceded by several seconds of wild running

growth/size/body
• affected mice are recognizeable from normal siblings at 11-14 days of age based on slightly smaller size and ataxic gait




Genotype
MGI:3714370
hm4
Allelic
Composition
Slc9a1swe/Slc9a1swe
Genetic
Background
(SJL/J-Slc9a1swe x B6.SJL-Slc9a1swe)F1
Find Mice Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Slc9a1swe mutation (2 available); any Slc9a1 mutation (41 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• Background Sensitivity: 33% of mutants die before weaning compared to 62% on an SJL background





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12/10/2024
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