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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Scxtm1.1Stzr
targeted mutation 1.1, Ronen Schweitzer
MGI:3716564
Summary 2 genotypes
Jump to Allelic Composition Genetic Background Genotype ID
hm1
Scxtm1.1Stzr/Scxtm1.1Stzr Not Specified MGI:3717426
cx2
Scxtm1.1Stzr/Scxtm1.1Stzr
Tg(Scx-GFP)1Stzr/0
Not Specified MGI:3717427


Genotype
MGI:3717426
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Scxtm1.1Stzr/Scxtm1.1Stzr
Genetic
Background
Not Specified
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Mouse lines carrying:
Scxtm1.1Stzr mutation (0 available); any Scx mutation (15 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
muscle
• differentiation and condensation of tendon progenitors is disrupted
• differentiation and elongation of tail tendons is disrupted
• organization of the endotenon and of the tendon matrix is disrupted
• forelimb is locked in a dorsal flexure and mice walk on their wrists
• mice cannot grasp railing and tails are completely immobile

behavior/neurological
• mice have a very difficult time turning over
• however, no muscular defects are observed
• tails are completely immobile

limbs/digits/tail
• differentiation and elongation of tail tendons is disrupted

skeleton
• differentiation and condensation of tendon progenitors is disrupted
• differentiation and elongation of tail tendons is disrupted
• organization of the endotenon and of the tendon matrix is disrupted
• forelimb is locked in a dorsal flexure and mice walk on their wrists
• mice cannot grasp railing and tails are completely immobile




Genotype
MGI:3717427
cx2
Allelic
Composition
Scxtm1.1Stzr/Scxtm1.1Stzr
Tg(Scx-GFP)1Stzr/0
Genetic
Background
Not Specified
Find Mice Using the International Mouse Strain Resource (IMSR)
Mouse lines carrying:
Scxtm1.1Stzr mutation (0 available); any Scx mutation (15 available)
Tg(Scx-GFP)1Stzr mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
muscle
• limb tendons are lost with some missing completely and others small and rudimentary
• the extensor digitorium communis tendon ends are the wrist
• the extensor digiti quinti and carpi ulnaris tendons are reduced
• flexor tendons are more severely affected than extensors
• tail tendons are missing
• short tendons in the trunk are reduced or disrupted while long tendons are missing
• intermuscular tendons including the lateral tendious stripes in the rectus abdominis muscle, subscapularis musclea at the ventral side of the scapula, and the middle tendon of the diaphragm can not be detected
• however, anchoring tendons are normal and mice are mobile

behavior/neurological
• mice cannot use their tails

limbs/digits/tail
• tail tendons are missing

skeleton
• limb tendons are lost with some missing completely and others small and rudimentary
• the extensor digitorium communis tendon ends are the wrist
• the extensor digiti quinti and carpi ulnaris tendons are reduced
• flexor tendons are more severely affected than extensors
• tail tendons are missing
• short tendons in the trunk are reduced or disrupted while long tendons are missing
• intermuscular tendons including the lateral tendious stripes in the rectus abdominis muscle, subscapularis musclea at the ventral side of the scapula, and the middle tendon of the diaphragm can not be detected
• however, anchoring tendons are normal and mice are mobile





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last database update
10/29/2024
MGI 6.24
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