mortality/aging
• homozygotes are not viable; time of lethality is not stated
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Allele Symbol Allele Name Allele ID |
Ctnnb1tm1(Nfkbia)Rsu targeted mutation 1, Ruth Schmidt-Ullrich MGI:3039783 |
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Summary |
2 genotypes
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♀ | phenotype observed in females |
♂ | phenotype observed in males |
N | normal phenotype |
• homozygotes are not viable; time of lethality is not stated
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♀ | phenotype observed in females |
♂ | phenotype observed in males |
N | normal phenotype |
• 50% of mutants live less than 6 months
• the maximum life span is 1 year
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• a proportion of mutants die during embryogenesis
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• granulocytosis
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• impaired macrophage activity
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• Peyer's patches are reduced in size and numbers in 90% of mutants
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• Peyer's patches are absent in 10% of mutants
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• mutants posses only small numbers of minute axilar/brachial lymph nodes
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• mutants posses only small numbers of minute axilar/brachial lymph nodes
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• mutants have only small numbers of superficial cervical lymph nodes
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• absent draining popliteal lymph nodes
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• absent peripheral lymph nodes
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• middle ear exhibits chronic otitis media
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• after about 1 month, mutants develop conjunctivitis
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• mutants acquire severe keratoconjunctivits sicca, due to a reduced immune response, eventually resulting in blindness
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• mutants infected with Leishmania major develop significantly more severe lesions than wild-type; increased infection susceptibility is caused by reduced NOS2 activity in macrophages and not by type I T-helper-cell deficiencies
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• after about 1 month, mutants develop conjunctivitis
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• mutants acquire severe keratoconjunctivits sicca, due to a reduced immune response, eventually resulting in blindness
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• mutants reaching adulthood have slanted eyes
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• keratinization of the corneal epithelium is seen after 6 months of age
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• hyperproliferation of the corneal stroma is detected after 6 months of age
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• palpebral fissures are narrowed
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• margins of the eyelids are thickened, caused by a hyperproliferative epidermis of the eyelid margin
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• eyes open only after 2.5-3 weeks after birth
• however, the eye-bulb, conjunctiva, and the cornea develop normally
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• abnormal incisor positioning
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• incisors do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• molars do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• outgrowth of incisors is delayed
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• outgrowth of molars is delayed
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• mutants reaching adulthood are small and thin, about 50-70% of wild-type
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• atrophy of Harderian glands
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• the sweat glands are absent in the foot pads
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• middle ear exhibits chronic otitis media
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• lethal bleedings in the gut
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• reduction in the number of intestinal goblet cells
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• the epithelial structure of the small intestine is loosened
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• lethal bleedings in the gut
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• lethal bleedings in the liver
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• abnormal incisor positioning
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• incisors do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• molars do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• outgrowth of incisors is delayed
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• outgrowth of molars is delayed
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• granulocytosis
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• impaired macrophage activity
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• reduced nitric oxide production
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• lethal bleedings in the liver
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• livers show an increase in embryonic (E12.5-14.5) hepatocyte apoptosis
• however, mutants surviving to birth and adulthood, do not show gross liver abnormalities
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• abnormal incisor positioning
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• incisors do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• molars do not reach normal lengths in adults
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• outgrowth of incisors is delayed
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• outgrowth of molars is delayed
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• in the foot pads, plicae digitalis (deeply indented transversed folds) and sweat glands are absent
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• mutants show equilibrium problems
• however, the inner ear structure and hair cells show no abnormalities
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• mutants exhibit an increased rate of apoptosis in many pelage follicles
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• the sweat glands are absent in the foot pads
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• the only hair type found in mutants reaching adulthood is a monotrich-awl intermediate
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• mutants reaching adulthood have shaggy fur
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• mutants reaching adulthood have no hair on the tail and behind the ears
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• hair follicles develop at a slower rate
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• no anlagen for hair follicles is seen in the tail
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• newborns produce very few hair follicles and the reduced number of hair follicles persists throughout adulthood
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• mutants exhibit an increased rate of apoptosis in many vibrissal follicles
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• mutants reaching adulthood have fewer vibrissae
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• reduction in the number of intestinal goblet cells
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• mutants exhibit an increased rate of apoptosis in many pelage follicles
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• livers show an increase in embryonic (E12.5-14.5) hepatocyte apoptosis
• however, mutants surviving to birth and adulthood, do not show gross liver abnormalities
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
otitis media | DOID:10754 | J:71744 |
Mouse Genome Database (MGD), Gene Expression Database (GXD), Mouse Models of Human Cancer database (MMHCdb) (formerly Mouse Tumor Biology (MTB)), Gene Ontology (GO) |
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