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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Scube3m1Mhda
mutation 1, Martin Hrabe de Angelis
MGI:5817460
Summary 1 genotype
Jump to Allelic Composition Genetic Background Genotype ID
hm1
Scube3m1Mhda/Scube3m1Mhda C3HeB/FeJ-Scube3m1Mhda MGI:5817790


Genotype
MGI:5817790
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Scube3m1Mhda/Scube3m1Mhda
Genetic
Background
C3HeB/FeJ-Scube3m1Mhda
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Mouse lines carrying:
Scube3m1Mhda mutation (1 available); any Scube3 mutation (47 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
adipose tissue

behavior/neurological
• water uptake in relation to body mass is increased
• food consumption in relation to body mass is increased
• mice spend less time in the center, enter into the center less often, travel less distance within this zone, and show an increased latency to enter the center
• in a modified hole-board test, maximum and angular velocity are decreased and the latency to engage in risk assessment
• abnormal posture when hung by the tail
• in the open field, mice show decreased locomotor and exploratory activity, showing reduction in total distance traveled
• reduction in locomotor activity, particularly in females

cardiovascular system
• mild decrease in interventricular septum width in males
• decrease in left ventricular mass in males
• decrease in left ventricular posterior wall thickness in males
• prolonged QRS interval durations in males
• however, no alternations in heart performance or conduction are seen

craniofacial
• part of the temporal bone exhibits an irregular shape
• ossicles of the middle ear have an altered shape
• the body and head of the malleus are decreased in size
• decrease in size of the malleus head
• ossicles of the middle ear are decreased in size
• incus is smaller

growth/size/body
• reduction in body mass

hearing/vestibular/ear
• inner ears are smaller
• middle ears are smaller
• the middle ear cavity, the bulla, part of the temporal bone exhibit an irregular shape
• ossicles of the middle ear have an altered shape
• the body and head of the malleus are decreased in size
• decrease in size of the malleus head
• ossicles of the middle ear are decreased in size
• incus is smaller
• auditory brainstem response thresholds are increased, with females more severely affected

homeostasis/metabolism
• increase in plasma creatinine levels
• however, 24 hour creatinine clearance adjusted to body weight is normal
• increase in plasma urea levels
• cholesterol levels are decreased only in males
• calcium levels are elevated at 17 weeks of age in females but not in older mice
• inorganic phosphate levels are globally decreased in males
• albumin levels are decreased only in males
• total protein is decreased only in males
• in a glucose tolerance test, basal fasting glucose levels are decreased
• slightly lower
• however, urinary concentrations of electrolytes and urea are normal
• significantly lower
• increase in plasma alpha-amylase activities
• alkaline phosphatase activities are increased with effects getting weaker with age

limbs/digits/tail
• abnormal digit positioning
• proximal and middle phalanges in digit II start to be fused
• tarsal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification
• metacarpal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification
• metatarsal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification

renal/urinary system
• slightly lower
• however, urinary concentrations of electrolytes and urea are normal
• significantly lower
• 24 hour excretion values per 25 g body mass and fractional excretion rates are increased for electrolytes sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, urea, total protein, albumin and glucose
• urine production in relation to body mass increased

respiratory system
• decrease in respiration rate in females

skeleton
• part of the temporal bone exhibits an irregular shape
• ossicles of the middle ear have an altered shape
• the body and head of the malleus are decreased in size
• decrease in size of the malleus head
• ossicles of the middle ear are decreased in size
• incus is smaller
• proximal and middle phalanges in digit II start to be fused
• tarsal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification
• metacarpal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification
• metatarsal bones are enlarged due to hyper-ossification
• in the appendicular skeleton, the coracoid processes show hyper-ossification
• low penetrance (3%) of rib fusions
• malformations of the thoracic vertebrae
• in some thoracic vertebrae, ossification centers are split
• malformations of the lumbar vertebrae
• ossification center and pedicles in the thoracic, lumbar, and sacral vertebrae are more closed and fused compared to wild-type mice
• bone mineral content is decreased, but results might be confounded by body weight
• bone mineral density is decreased, but results might be confounded by body weight
• multiple hyper-ossifications are seen in the axial and appendicular skeleton
• hyper-ossification is first detected at E17.5, suggesting that malformations are due to defects in bone growth but not disturbed embryonic patterning
• at 1 year of age, mice show an increase of the bone resorption marker CTX-1





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last database update
11/12/2024
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