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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Errfi1tm1.1Jwj
targeted mutation 1.1, Jae-Wook Jeong
MGI:3769411
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Errfi1tm1.1Jwj/Errfi1tm1.1Jwj involves: 129 * C57BL/6 * FVB/N * SJL MGI:3769414


Genotype
MGI:3769414
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Errfi1tm1.1Jwj/Errfi1tm1.1Jwj
Genetic
Background
involves: 129 * C57BL/6 * FVB/N * SJL
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Mouse lines carrying:
Errfi1tm1.1Jwj mutation (1 available); any Errfi1 mutation (18 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Epidermal hyperplasia in Errfi1tm1.1Jwj/Errfi1tm1.1Jwj mice

mortality/aging
• most mice die prior to 6 months of age
• 50% fewer mice are present at weaning than expected (J:129106)
• only 9.3% and 12.1% (instead of expected 25%) of homozygotes are present at P3 and P28, respectively (J:153715)
• no significant changes in Mendelian ratios are observed prior to birth (E15.5-E18.5) (J:153715)

reproductive system
• the luminal and glandular epithelium display cellular stratification and enlarged, elongated nuclei compared to in wild-type mice
• the uterus of mice surviving to 9 months is increased in size and weight compared to wild-type mice

skeleton
• mice develop joint degeneration
• mice develop enlargement and deformity in the knee, ankle and temporomandibular joints
• joints exhibit abnormally rough surfaces and narrowed joint space
• multiple cysts filled with fibroblast-like cells form in the subchondrial regions

neoplasm

integument
• mice develop thick tail and footpad skin

behavior/neurological
• most pups are less capable of feeding
• most pups lack milk in their stomachs
• most pups are less active than normal

growth/size/body
• average birth weight is only 77% of that in control neonates

homeostasis/metabolism
• many pups become cyanotic shortly before death
• however, lungs are well inflated at birth, as shown by the floating lung assay

respiratory system
• at 3 months, mice display features of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with an increase in macrophage invasion and mucous cell metaplasia
• however, no asthma (airway contraction) is observed
• at E15.5, lung blood vessels are rarely discernible, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, PECAM1 staining is significantly reduced, the endothelium is deeply embedded in the mesenchyme and appears discontinuous with the alveolar surface, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, alpha-SMA immunostaining indicates poorly developed blood vessels, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, the number of proliferating cells is reduced by 66% in the blood vessels relative to wild-type lungs
• at P3, reduced lung vascularization is associated with decreased angiogenetic gene expression
• mice exhibit defects during mid-to-late stages of lung development, including airway over-branching, alveolar type II cell hyperplasia, arrested alveolarization and reduced vascularization
• at P3, the number of proliferating cells is increased 3-fold in the airways, but reduced by 66% in the blood vessels relative to wild-type lungs
• at P3, apoptotic cells are frequently detected in the airway epithelium, blood vessels, mesenchyme and alveolar septa, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at E18.5, the mean number of primitive alveoli per terminal airway is reduced by ~50% relative to that in wild-type lungs
• at P3, the mean number of secondary septa per alveolar sac is reduced by ~50% relative to that in wild-type lungs
• by P3, only smaller and compressed alveoli are observed and the mesenchyme remains thick, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at 3 months, a significant increase in extracellular matrix deposition is noted around the bronchi, around the blood vessels, in the alveolar interstitia and in the pleural membranes
• at E15.5, mutant lungs are significantly smaller than wild-type lungs
• at 3 months, alveolar spaces are enlarged and mean alveolar chord length is significantly increased relative to that in wild-type lungs
• at E15.5, mutant lungs are paler than wild-type lungs
• at P3, large airways appear over-branched while small airways show an irregular morphology with hyperplastic CCSP-positive epithelium
• at 3 months, papillary hyperplastic proliferation is observed in the airway epithelium
• at P3, small airways display hyperplastic Clara cell secretory protein (CCSP)-positive epithelium
• at P3, proliferating cells are frequently found in the bronchial epithelium, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, pro-SP-C staining of distal lungs indicates alveolar type II cell hyperplasia
• multiple alveolar type II cells are observed at the antrum to the alveoli
• at P3, lung epithelial hyperplasia is associated with increased EGF signaling

cardiovascular system
• at E15.5, lung blood vessels are rarely discernible, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, PECAM1 staining is significantly reduced, the endothelium is deeply embedded in the mesenchyme and appears discontinuous with the alveolar surface, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, alpha-SMA immunostaining indicates poorly developed blood vessels, unlike in wild-type lungs
• at P3, the number of proliferating cells is reduced by 66% in the blood vessels relative to wild-type lungs
• at P3, reduced lung vascularization is associated with decreased angiogenetic gene expression





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last database update
11/12/2024
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