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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
G6pc1tm1Jyc
targeted mutation 1, Janice Yang Chou
MGI:2387343
Summary 1 genotype
Jump to Allelic Composition Genetic Background Genotype ID
hm1
G6pc1tm1Jyc/G6pc1tm1Jyc involves: 129S4/SvJae MGI:2677133


Genotype
MGI:2677133
hm1
Allelic
Composition
G6pc1tm1Jyc/G6pc1tm1Jyc
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S4/SvJae
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Mouse lines carrying:
G6pc1tm1Jyc mutation (0 available); any G6pc1 mutation (19 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• most survive to weaning but only about 12% survive beyond 5 weeks of age

growth/size/body
• weight significantly less than controls throughout post natal development
• starts to develop around 5 days of age
• hepatomegaly starting by 5 days of age
• liver makes up 20.7% of body mass at 20 days of age

homeostasis/metabolism
• plasma uric acid levels elevated 3 fold
• plasma lactate is not elevated
• mean plasma glucose significantly reduced
• some mice with seizures that could be relieved by glucose injection
• mild glycogen accumulation seen in renal tubules of newborn mice
• renal tubular epithelium storage increases after 5 days of age and becomes quite marked by 20-26 days of age
• very severe by 87 days of age
• mild glycogen accumulation seen in liver of newborn mice
• hepatocyte storage increases after 5 days of age and becomes quite marked by 20-26 days of age
• very severe by 87 days of age
• plasma cholesterol levels elevated 6 fold
• plasma triglyceride levels elevated 8 fold

behavior/neurological
• some mice with seizures that could be relieved by glucose injection

liver/biliary system
• hepatomegaly starting by 5 days of age
• liver makes up 20.7% of body mass at 20 days of age
• mild glycogen accumulation seen in liver of newborn mice
• hepatocyte storage increases after 5 days of age and becomes quite marked by 20-26 days of age
• very severe by 87 days of age
• liver necrosis with the development of "blood lakes" by 87 days of age
• prominent lipid vacuoles develop in hepatocytes
• severe hepatic lipidosis at 87 days of age

renal/urinary system
• starts to develop around 5 days of age
• mild glycogen accumulation seen in renal tubules of newborn mice
• renal tubular epithelium storage increases after 5 days of age and becomes quite marked by 20-26 days of age
• very severe by 87 days of age
• compression of glomeruli caused by enlargement of tubular epithelial cells
• become atrophic by 87 days of age
• increased glycogen storage in tubular epithelial cells causes kidney enlargement
• become atrophic by 87 days of age
• by 87 days of age

skeleton
• long bone epiphyses abnormal at 5 days of age
• cartilage dysplasia at 5 days of age
• by 16 days of age, cartilage is growing in irregular plates causing gross deformity of the joints

nervous system
• some mice with seizures that could be relieved by glucose injection

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
glycogen storage disease Ia DOID:2749 OMIM:232200
J:33212





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last database update
11/12/2024
MGI 6.24
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