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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Tbx15tm1Akis
targeted mutation 1, Andreas Kispert
MGI:3574402
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Tbx15tm1Akis/Tbx15tm1Akis involves: 129P2/OlaHsd * NMRI MGI:3574752


Genotype
MGI:3574752
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Tbx15tm1Akis/Tbx15tm1Akis
Genetic
Background
involves: 129P2/OlaHsd * NMRI
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Mouse lines carrying:
Tbx15tm1Akis mutation (0 available); any Tbx15 mutation (46 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• homozygotes die within 1-2 days of birth when in mixed litters
• most homozygotes survive if most wild-type and heterozygous littermates are removed

pigmentation
• on an agouti background dorsal expansion of the lighter hair of the belly region is seen

behavior/neurological

craniofacial
• the parietal and frontal bones are more widely separated than normal
• at E18.5 the supra and lateral occipitals are prematurely fused
• smaller than normal
• at E18.5 the upper part of the dens of the atlas is incorporated into the basioccipital bone
• at E18.5 the basioccipital bone is extended posteriorly
• at E13.5 the posterior edge appears rugged
• in adults and at E18.5 the foramen magnum, through which the spinal cord passes to the cranial cavity, is reduced in size
• in adults this is due to vertical displacement of the supraoccipital bone and reduction in size of the basioccipital bone
• the glenoid and caudal processes are fused into a bony mass
• at E18.5, the glenoid process is widened
• the nasal area is broad
• ear position is abnormal

growth/size/body
• the nasal area is broad
• ear position is abnormal
• mutants are shorter and leaner through at least 1 year

hearing/vestibular/ear
• ear position is abnormal

limbs/digits/tail
• at E12.5, the mesenchymal condensation of the humerus in the forelimb bud is reduced in size as a result of decreased proliferation in the core region of the limb bud
• however, proliferation is normal in the peripheral region of the limb bud
• the length of the phalanges is slightly reduced
• less pronounced deltoid ridge
• at E18.5 the humerus is thinner
• in adults and at E18.5 the humerus is short
• at E13.5, E15.5, E18.5 and 3 months the length of the humerus is 88%, 83%, 81%, and 73.5% of wild-type, respectively
• the radius is sometimes twisted
• at E18.5 the radius is reduced in length
• the ulna is sometimes twisted
• at E18.5 the ulna is reduced in length
• the length of the metacarpals is slightly reduced
• the metatarsals are significantly shorter

muscle
• total muscle mass is reduced; however muscle differentiation is normal

reproductive system

skeleton
• a general reduction in bone size, widespread subtle changes in bone shape, and poor articulations are seen
• the parietal and frontal bones are more widely separated than normal
• at E18.5 the supra and lateral occipitals are prematurely fused
• smaller than normal
• at E18.5 the upper part of the dens of the atlas is incorporated into the basioccipital bone
• at E18.5 the basioccipital bone is extended posteriorly
• at E13.5 the posterior edge appears rugged
• in adults and at E18.5 the foramen magnum, through which the spinal cord passes to the cranial cavity, is reduced in size
• in adults this is due to vertical displacement of the supraoccipital bone and reduction in size of the basioccipital bone
• the glenoid and caudal processes are fused into a bony mass
• at E18.5, the glenoid process is widened
• the length of the phalanges is slightly reduced
• less pronounced deltoid ridge
• at E18.5 the humerus is thinner
• in adults and at E18.5 the humerus is short
• at E13.5, E15.5, E18.5 and 3 months the length of the humerus is 88%, 83%, 81%, and 73.5% of wild-type, respectively
• the radius is sometimes twisted
• at E18.5 the radius is reduced in length
• the ulna is sometimes twisted
• at E18.5 the ulna is reduced in length
• the length of the metacarpals is slightly reduced
• the metatarsals are significantly shorter
• the clavicle is smaller than normal
• at E18.5 the acromion is not yet ossified
• the acromion is reduced in size
• the spine is reduced in size
• at E18.5 the spine is not yet ossified
• in adults and at E18.5 and E13.5 the scapula has a hole in the posterior half
• in adults and at E18.5 and E13.5 the scapula is small
• at E18.5 the vertebral column lacks the normal S-bend resulting in the skull being perpendicular to the vertebral column
• the spinal process of the second thoracic vertebra is largely reduced
• at E13.5 the atlas is not fused
• at E18.5 the atlas is smaller and not fused
• at E13.5 the axis is not fused
• at E18.5 the axis is smaller and not fused
• at E18.5, the dens is split into 2 parts with the upper part incorporated into the basioccipital bone
• at E15.5 the number of prehypertrophic chondrocytes is reduced as a result of decreased proliferation
• at E12.5 the mesenchymal template of the basioccipital bone is smaller than normal
• endochondral ossification is delayed in early fetal stages
• at E15.5 and E18.5 the length of the ossified region is reduce to 71% and 78% of wild-type, respectively

vision/eye

embryo
• at E12.5, the mesenchymal condensation of the humerus in the forelimb bud is reduced in size as a result of decreased proliferation in the core region of the limb bud
• however, proliferation is normal in the peripheral region of the limb bud

integument
• on an agouti background dorsal expansion of the lighter hair of the belly region is seen





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last database update
11/19/2024
MGI 6.24
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