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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Tg(SRY-YFP,Tyr)TashTNpln
transgene insertion TashT, Nicolas Pilon
MGI:5755287
Summary 1 genotype
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tg1
Tg(SRY-YFP,Tyr)TashTNpln/Tg(SRY-YFP,Tyr)TashTNpln involves: FVB/N MGI:5755288


Genotype
MGI:5755288
tg1
Allelic
Composition
Tg(SRY-YFP,Tyr)TashTNpln/Tg(SRY-YFP,Tyr)TashTNpln
Genetic
Background
involves: FVB/N
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phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
cellular
• glial differentiation at E15.5 is less prevalent in distal bowel tissues
• enteric neural crest cells show reduced sensitivity to growth factors/chemoattractants (GDNF and EDN3) present in the intestinal extracellular matrix
• average migration speed, and therefore travel distance, is almost halved in mutant leader enteric neural crest in ex vivo cultures, while directionality of migration is not affected, indicating a neural crest cell migration defect

digestive/alimentary system
• intestines show a colonization delay by enteric neural crest cells of vagal origin starting around E11
• a subset of mice, mainly males, exhibit aganglionic megacolon
• mice with megacolon exhibit bowel obstruction

embryo
• enteric neural crest cells show reduced sensitivity to growth factors/chemoattractants (GDNF and EDN3) present in the intestinal extracellular matrix
• average migration speed, and therefore travel distance, is almost halved in mutant leader enteric neural crest in ex vivo cultures, while directionality of migration is not affected, indicating a neural crest cell migration defect

growth/size/body
• mice with aganglionic megacolon are smaller, reaching about 74% of littermate weight

integument
• variegated pigmentation

nervous system
• mice with megacolon lack myenteric ganglia in the distal colon
• colonic aganglionosis is seen in both megacolon affected mice and non-affected mice of both sexes
• most mice exhibit aganglionosis in the distal colon, with males (90%) more affected than females (74%)
• glial differentiation at E15.5 is less prevalent in distal bowel tissues

pigmentation
• variegated pigmentation





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last database update
11/05/2024
MGI 6.24
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