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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:6766538
Allelic
Composition
Notch2tm1.1Hhtg/Notch2+
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S1/Sv * 129X1/SvJ * C57BL/6J
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Mouse lines carrying:
Notch2tm1.1Hhtg mutation (0 available); any Notch2 mutation (99 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
skeleton
• length of several bones, such as the L4 vertebral body and femur, are moderately, yet significantly decreased
• mice show elevated osteoclastogenesis
• mutant calvarial osteoblasts induce a higher number of osteoclasts in wild-type bone marrow cells when grown in co-culture
• femurs show decreased cortical thickness at 52 weeks of age
• femurs show decreased midshaft diameter at 12, 12, and 52 weeks of age
• length of femurs is moderately, yet significantly, decreased at 12, 24, and 52 weeks of age
• length of tibia is moderately decreased in 24-week-old mice, but not at 12 or 52 weeks of age
• length of the L4 vertebral body is moderately yet significantly decreased
• mice exhibit osteopenia
• femurs show decreased trabecular bone volume at 12, 12, and 52 weeks of age
• vertebral bodies L3 and L4 show a decrease of trabecular bone volume in all age groups, caused by a combination of trabecular thinning and reduced trabecular number
• mice exhibit increased osteoblast number at 24 and 52 weeks of age, whereas the osteocyte population is unaffected
• mice treated with alendronate starting at 18 weeks of age until 24 weeks of age show a lower number of osteoblasts
• vertebral bodies L3 and L4 show reduced trabecular number
• vertebral bodies L3 and L4 show trabecular thinning
• bone formation rate is higher at all ages analyzed, indicating a high turnover state
• mice treated with alendronate starting at 18 weeks of age until 24 weeks of age show a lower number of osteoblasts and reduced bone formation rate indicating normalized bone formation
• increase of calvarial porosity at all ages, indicating excessive bone resorption

growth/size/body
• body mass of 24- and 52-week-old mice is reduced

cellular
• mice show elevated osteoclastogenesis

hematopoietic system
• mice show elevated osteoclastogenesis
• mutant calvarial osteoblasts induce a higher number of osteoclasts in wild-type bone marrow cells when grown in co-culture

homeostasis/metabolism
• increase in serum beta-c-terminal telopeptide in 52-week-old mice
• bone marrow contains an increase in IL-6 positive cells in 24-week-old mice
• IL-6 levels are increased in the serum of 24-week-old mice

immune system
• mice show elevated osteoclastogenesis
• mutant calvarial osteoblasts induce a higher number of osteoclasts in wild-type bone marrow cells when grown in co-culture
• bone marrow contains an increase in IL-6 positive cells in 24-week-old mice
• IL-6 levels are increased in the serum of 24-week-old mice
• IL-6 levels are increased in medium conditioned by bone marrow cells treated with vitamin D3 and dexamethasone

limbs/digits/tail
• femurs show decreased cortical thickness at 52 weeks of age
• femurs show decreased midshaft diameter at 12, 12, and 52 weeks of age
• length of femurs is moderately, yet significantly, decreased at 12, 24, and 52 weeks of age
• length of tibia is moderately decreased in 24-week-old mice, but not at 12 or 52 weeks of age

renal/urinary system
N
• renal cysts are not seen

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
Hajdu-Cheney syndrome DOID:2736 OMIM:102500
J:311038


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last database update
11/05/2024
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory