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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg
gene trap RRJ603, BayGenomics
MGI:4129892
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg/Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg involves: 129P2/OlaHsd MGI:6887758


Genotype
MGI:6887758
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg/Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg
Genetic
Background
involves: 129P2/OlaHsd
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Mouse lines carrying:
Ctnnal1Gt(RRJ603)Byg mutation (0 available); any Ctnnal1 mutation (176 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging

nervous system
• at E10.5, the neuroepithelium shows extra bending and lacks apically localized actin filaments and phosphorylated Myosin Light Chain 2 (P-Mlc2), which typically correlate with proper Rho-dependent cell constriction
• despite beta-catenin staining at the membranes, cell-cell junctions appear disorganized with less elongated cells and more rounded nuclei, suggesting defects in neuroepithelium polarization
• some cells are loosely separated from the neuroepithelium, indicating instability of cell-cell junctions
• integrin-mediated basement membrane assembly is highly disorganized, as indicated by weak expression of fibronectin and laminin, and mis-localized expression of keratin 8 (an epidermal layer marker)
• in some areas, non-neuronal keratin 8 staining is detected in a thinner layer of neuroepithelium, unlike in wild-type controls where keratin 8 staining is only present in the developing epidermis
• at E10.5, embryos exhibit consistent neural tube closure defects due to impaired apical constriction
• neural tube fusion fails to occur at the hindbrain/cervical boundary
• embryos show massive malformation of the developing brain
• SEM shows a loosely organized pattern of cells in the hindbrain area

embryo
• at E10.5, the neuroepithelium shows extra bending and lacks apically localized actin filaments and phosphorylated Myosin Light Chain 2 (P-Mlc2), which typically correlate with proper Rho-dependent cell constriction
• despite beta-catenin staining at the membranes, cell-cell junctions appear disorganized with less elongated cells and more rounded nuclei, suggesting defects in neuroepithelium polarization
• some cells are loosely separated from the neuroepithelium, indicating instability of cell-cell junctions
• integrin-mediated basement membrane assembly is highly disorganized, as indicated by weak expression of fibronectin and laminin, and mis-localized expression of keratin 8 (an epidermal layer marker)
• in some areas, non-neuronal keratin 8 staining is detected in a thinner layer of neuroepithelium, unlike in wild-type controls where keratin 8 staining is only present in the developing epidermis
• at E10.5, embryos exhibit consistent neural tube closure defects due to impaired apical constriction
• neural tube fusion fails to occur at the hindbrain/cervical boundary

cellular
• defects in neural tube closure are likely due to aberrations in active RhoA distribution, actin-myosin dynamics, and tension at cellcell adhesion
• at E10.5, the neuroepithelium shows disorganization of integrin-mediated basement membrane assembly, as indicated by weak expression of the extracellular matrix components fibronectin and laminin





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last database update
11/19/2024
MGI 6.24
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