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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:5659501
Allelic
Composition
Abcb4tm1Bor/Abcb4tm1Bor
Genetic
Background
CAnNCrl.12P2(FVB)-Abcb4tm1Bor
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Mouse lines carrying:
Abcb4tm1Bor mutation (1 available); any Abcb4 mutation (68 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
liver/biliary system
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show an earlier onset of severe portal hypertension than mice on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: portal pressure in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background increases at a higher pace compared to mice on the FVB/N background, peaking at 12 mmHg at 12 weeks compared to 8.2 mmHg in mice on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show accelerated development of primary liver cancer compared to mice on the FVB/N background, showing tumors starting at 7 months of age compared to 12 months of age on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: tumor burden in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background is higher than on the FVB/N background
• liver tumors are classified as hepatocellular carcinoma
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show accelerated development of cirrhosis compared to mice on the FVB/N background
• mice spontaneously develop periductal onion-skin type fibrotic lesions starting from 4 weeks of age
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show accelerated liver fibrosis compared to mice on the FVB/N background, with signs of bridging fibrosis already at 8 weeks and thick septae formation by 12 weeks
• Background Sensitivity: collagen content in the liver of mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background is higher at any time point studied compared to mice on the FVB/N background, with total hydroxyproline content about 3-fold higher in the liver than in mice on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: fibrotic matrix in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background is cross-linked to a greater degree than in mice on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: males exhibit more severe fibrosis than females
• Background Sensitivity: marker analysis indicates that fibrogenic cell activation is amplified in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background compared to the FVB/N background
• prominent sinusoidal fibrosis starting at 8 weeks of age

neoplasm
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show accelerated development of primary liver cancer compared to mice on the FVB/N background, showing tumors starting at 7 months of age compared to 12 months of age on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: tumor burden in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background is higher than on the FVB/N background
• liver tumors are classified as hepatocellular carcinoma

cardiovascular system
• Background Sensitivity: mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background show an earlier onset of severe portal hypertension than mice on the FVB/N background
• Background Sensitivity: portal pressure in mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background increases at a higher pace compared to mice on the FVB/N background, peaking at 12 mmHg at 12 weeks compared to 8.2 mmHg in mice on the FVB/N background

growth/size/body
• mice lose weight at 12 months of age with a 21.5% reduction in weight compared to 2.9% in wild-type mice

hematopoietic system

homeostasis/metabolism
• Background Sensitivity: total bilirubin in serum of aged mice on the BALB/cAnNCrl background is higher at 7 months of age compared to mice on the FVB/N background, and continues to increase through 12 months of age
• increase in serum alanine aminotransferase is similar on both the BALB/cAnNCrl and FVB/N backgrounds
• Background Sensitivity: serum levels of alkaline phosphatase are higher on the BALB/cAnNCrl background and increase with age compared to mice on the FVB/N background which show a decrease in levels by 12 weeks
• increase in serum aspartate aminotransferase is similar on both the BALB/cAnNCrl and FVB/N backgrounds

immune system

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
primary sclerosing cholangitis DOID:0060643 OMIM:613806
J:217802


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last database update
12/10/2024
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory