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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3783751
Allelic
Composition
Lse/Lse+
Genetic
Background
B6C3Fe a/a-Lse/J
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Mouse lines carrying:
Lse mutation (1 available); any Lse mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
N
• normal lifespan on a mixed C57BL/6J;C3H/FeJ F1 background
• 50% of heterozygotes do not survive to weaning
• the number of heterozygotes born is less than the expected ratio

craniofacial
• hypoplastic paraoccipital process in 9 of 11 mice
• slightly hypoplastic at E18.5
• abnormal low-set position of primitive pinna is first observed at E13
• rather than fusing, the lower end of the pinna is separate from the caudal rim of fossa angularis
• ears appear lower and further forward on the head (J:8618)
• ventrally shifted (J:338204)
• at E13.5 the pinnae are ventrally shifted from the developing tragus and a furrow appears near the fossa angularis (J:338204)
• lowered ear position is visible at E13.5 and E17.5 (J:338204)
• pinna is more rectangular than oval
• pinna is shapeless and thin and does not project upward over skull
• auricle is exposed
• anthelix is a slight elevation near the margin of the pinna rather than a distinct and sharp fold
• tragus and antitragus are farther apart then wildtype
• external auditory meatus remains open at birth

immune system

skeleton
• hypoplastic paraoccipital process in 9 of 11 mice
• slightly hypoplastic at E18.5

hearing/vestibular/ear
N
• hearing thresholds at 8 weeks of age are indistinguishable from wild-type controls
• similar to wild-type controls hearing thresholds are moderately impaired at 6 months of age
• ears appear lower and further forward on the head (J:8618)
• ventrally shifted (J:338204)
• at E13.5 the pinnae are ventrally shifted from the developing tragus and a furrow appears near the fossa angularis (J:338204)
• lowered ear position is visible at E13.5 and E17.5 (J:338204)
• pinna is more rectangular than oval
• pinna is shapeless and thin and does not project upward over skull
• auricle is exposed
• anthelix is a slight elevation near the margin of the pinna rather than a distinct and sharp fold
• tragus and antitragus are farther apart then wildtype
• external auditory meatus remains open at birth
• abnormal shape consistent with abnormal orientation of the tympanic ring
• abnormal orientation
• ventrally shifted and slightly smaller at E18.5

embryo
• the shape of the bottom of the fossa angularis forms a shallow trough rather than a narrow furrow at E13
• in at least one E13 embryo, the distance between the edge of the pinna and the tragus is increased in comparison to wild-type
• abnormal low-set position of primitive pinna is first observed at E13
• rather than fusing, the lower end of the pinna is separate from the caudal rim of fossa angularis

vision/eye
• disorganized stellate morphology at E14.5
• decrease in the space between the cornea and the lens at E14.5
• slight bulging

growth/size/body
• slightly hypoplastic at E18.5
• ears appear lower and further forward on the head (J:8618)
• ventrally shifted (J:338204)
• at E13.5 the pinnae are ventrally shifted from the developing tragus and a furrow appears near the fossa angularis (J:338204)
• lowered ear position is visible at E13.5 and E17.5 (J:338204)
• pinna is more rectangular than oval
• pinna is shapeless and thin and does not project upward over skull
• auricle is exposed
• anthelix is a slight elevation near the margin of the pinna rather than a distinct and sharp fold
• tragus and antitragus are farther apart then wildtype
• external auditory meatus remains open at birth
• heterozygotes are smaller than wild-type at birth
• occasional

digestive/alimentary system
• slightly hypoplastic at E18.5

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
chromosomal duplication syndrome DOID:0060429 J:338204


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last database update
12/10/2024
MGI 6.24
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