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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:4821394
Allelic
Composition
Egr1tm1Jmi/Egr1tm1Jmi
Genetic
Background
involves: 129 * C57BL/6
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Mouse lines carrying:
Egr1tm1Jmi mutation (1 available); any Egr1 mutation (21 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
growth/size/body
• 15-20 fold increase in spleen weight
• expanded erythroid and myeloid cells in spleen

endocrine/exocrine glands
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• mice with lymphomas do not develop myeloproliferative disease

liver/biliary system
N
• ethanol feeding does not induce liver steatosis
• slightly elevated liver triglycerides with ethanol feeding
• liver weight/body weight ratio does not increase with ethanol feeding as happens with controls
• hepatocellular proliferation after partial hepatectomy normal for first 36 hours
• proliferation is significantly reduced at 48 hours

cellular
• mitosis impaired between metaphase and anaphase
• lower frequency of mitosis in the liver 48 hours after hepatectomy
• frequency of mitosis in the liver remains more or less constant from 48 to 72 hours after hepatectomy

neoplasm
N
• spontaneous tumors do not develop
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• mice with lymphomas do not develop myeloproliferative disease
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• skin tumors induced by treatment with DMBA and TPA appear to be papillomas
• mice treated with the mutagen DMBA and tumor promoter TPA develop skin tumors around 8 weeks rather than 12.5 weeks as in controls

homeostasis/metabolism
• serum alanine aminotransferase is not increased by ethanol feeding whereas levels increase 2 fold in controls
• slightly elevated liver triglycerides with ethanol feeding
• TNF alpha levels remain constant with ethanol feeding whereas they increase 20 fold in controls
• liver weight/body weight ratio does not increase with ethanol feeding as happens with controls
• serum alanine aminotransferase is not increased by ethanol feeding whereas levels increase 2 fold in controls
• TNF alpha levels remain constant with ethanol feeding whereas they increase 20 fold in controls
• no effect of ethanol diet on LPS sensitivity
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• infarcts are much smaller in total area after temporary middle cerebral artery occlusion
• neurological deficits are mild
• less edema than in controls
• reduced rate of wound healing
• less collagen deposition
• fewer alpha smooth muscle cell positive myofibroblasts

hematopoietic system
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• mice with lymphomas do not develop myeloproliferative disease
• 15-20 fold increase in spleen weight
• expanded erythroid and myeloid cells in spleen
• ineffective erythropoiesis in bone marrow and spleen
• two fold increase in hematopoietic stem cells in the S/G2-M phase of the cell cycle
• no buildup of stem cells in the bone marrow
• level of circulating hematopoietic stem cells is dramatically increased
• dysplastic neutrophils in bone marrow and spleen
• mildly elevated
• elevated numbers of activated microglial cells an macrophage but fewer than in controls

immune system
N
• no effect of ethanol diet on LPS sensitivity
• ENU treatment at 4 and 20 weeks weeks results in T-cell lymphomas in 53% of mice compared to 26% of controls treated at 3 weeks and 10% of controls treated at 20 weeks
• mice with lymphomas do not develop myeloproliferative disease
• 15-20 fold increase in spleen weight
• expanded erythroid and myeloid cells in spleen
• dysplastic neutrophils in bone marrow and spleen
• mildly elevated
• elevated numbers of activated microglial cells an macrophage but fewer than in controls
• TNF alpha levels remain constant with ethanol feeding whereas they increase 20 fold in controls
• lower inflammatory response to four daily subcutaneous bleomycin injections
• lower inflammatory response to a single subcutaneous TGF beta injection

respiratory system
N
• bleomycin induced lung pathologies are attenuated
• number and size of subpleural and interstitial fibrotic foci is reduced
• diminished collagen accumulation

vision/eye
• smaller radius of curvature at 40 days of age than in controls
• deeper anterior chamber of the eye at 56 days of age
• longer eyes (axial eye length) than controls at 42 days of age
• reduced refraction relative to controls

nervous system
• elevated numbers of activated microglial cells an macrophage but fewer than in controls
• infarcts are much smaller in total area after temporary middle cerebral artery occlusion
• neurological deficits are mild
• less edema than in controls

integument
• bleomycin induced dermal thickening more modest than in controls
• less sclerotic than controls
• less collagen accumulation
• reduced accumulation of alpha-smooth musclew actin myofibroblasts
• skin tumors induced by treatment with DMBA and TPA appear to be papillomas

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
myelodysplastic syndrome DOID:0050908 OMIM:614286
J:123870


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last database update
12/17/2024
MGI 6.24
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