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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Mybpc2tm1Ssad
targeted mutation 1, Sakthivel Sadayappan
MGI:7331608
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Mybpc2tm1Ssad/Mybpc2tm1Ssad involves: C57BL/6 * FVB/N MGI:7662526


Genotype
MGI:7662526
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Mybpc2tm1Ssad/Mybpc2tm1Ssad
Genetic
Background
involves: C57BL/6 * FVB/N
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Mouse lines carrying:
Mybpc2tm1Ssad mutation (0 available); any Mybpc2 mutation (54 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
behavior/neurological
• maximum grip strength is reduced
• treadmill running times are reduced

muscle
• slight decrease in the percentage of EDL type I fibers
• EDL muscle shows reduced quasi-helical ordering of the myosin heads around the thick filament backbone under resting conditions
• increase in central nucleation and embryonic MHC+ fibers are seen in EDL muscle, indicating muscle regeneration and/or degeneration and thus mild muscle stress or damage
• plantaris muscles exposed to mechanical overload show increased number of fibers containing central nucleation
• isolated intact extensor digitorum longus (EDL) (fast-type) muscle shows decreased peak isometric tetanic force and specific force
• force-frequency analysis of isolated intact EDL muscle shows lower isometric tetanic force at both maximal and submaximal stimulation frequencies
• however, no difference in the rate of contraction is seen
• however, slow-type soleus (SOL) muscle shows normal peak isometric tetanic force and specific force and maximum isometric twitch force is normal in EDL and SOL
• EDL muscles produce less steady-state isometric force both in the absence and presence of dextran and this reduction extends to lower concentrations of activating calcium
• EDL muscles generate less maximal force at pCa4.5 and although dextran increases maximal force production, EDL muscles still produce less maximal, steady-state isometric force
• myofilament calcium sensitivity (pCa50) is reduced in EDL and EDL still shows a decrease in myofilament calcium sensitivity in response to dextran
• rate of force redevelopment following a slack and restretch test is greater in EDL fibers at submaximal calcium concentrations, however rate of force redevelopment at maximal stead-state isometric activation is similar to wild-type mice
• restoration of in vivo myofilament lattice spacing with dextran results in a greater relative increase of force generation and maximal sinusoidal stiffness in EDL muscle compared to wild-type muscle
• plantaris muscle exposed to mechanical overload is less hypertrophied after 2 weeks of overload, the number of fibers containing central nucleation is increased, and muscle shows an increased number of eMHC+ fibers and greater area occupied by fibrotic tissue, indicating maladaptation to mechanical overload
• isotonic speed of EDL contraction is slower at high relative force, 60 and 80% of peak isometric tetanic force
• however, isotonic speed of contraction in SOL is normal at all ranges of applied tension
• EDL muscle shows a reduction in the ratio of maximal active stiffness to rigor stiffness in both the absence and presence of dextran, indicating that muscles have proportionately fewer force-producing cross-bridges during active contraction
• rate of relaxation is reduced in isolated intact EDL muscle over a range of stimulation frequencies
• EDL muscles show less sinusoidal muscle stiffness at all levels of calcium activation in both the absence or presence of dextran
• plantar flexor muscle strength, measured as maximum isometric tetanic force, is reduced

limbs/digits/tail
• slight decrease in the percentage of EDL type I fibers

homeostasis/metabolism
• treadmill running times are reduced

cardiovascular system
N
• mice show no differences in cardiac function or cardiac muscle mass

growth/size/body
N
• mice show no gross changes in body weight and appearance





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last database update
09/17/2024
MGI 6.24
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