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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:2683447
Allelic
Composition
Ppargtm1Auw/Ppargtm1Auw
Genetic
Background
either: 129 or C57BL/6J or (involves: 129 * C57BL/6J)
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Mouse lines carrying:
Ppargtm1Auw mutation (0 available); any Pparg mutation (39 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• 24% died during within 1 week of birth
• greater than 40% had died by weaning

adipose tissue
• BAT was paler in color than that of wild-type and infused with lipids
• reduced amount of brown adipose tissue (BAT)
• absence of white adipose tissue (WAT) at 1 week of age
• mice remained completely lipodystrophic into adulthood with the exception of small amount of subcutaneous WAT observed in some mice

growth/size/body
• body weight was similar to that of wild-type at birth, but was significantly reduced at 7 days of age
• by 5 weeks of age, the weight of surviving mice was similar to that of wild-type littermates
• though mice actively suckled and nursed, they exhibited a reduced rate of growth during the first week of life
• livers were enlarged in young mice, but not in mice that survived to adulthood
• serum ALT and AST levels were normal in adult mice, indicating normal liver functional
• no signs of inflammation or fibrosis were observed in adult livers

homeostasis/metabolism
• increased serum FFA at 5 days of age
• the increase in FFA was less pronounced at 7 days of age
• increased serum TG at 5 days of age
• the increase in TG was less pronounced at 7 days of age
• decreased relative to wild-type at 5 and 7 days of age
• the decrease was less pronounced at 7 days of age
• elevated AST levels at 5 days of age but not at 7 days of age
• reduced body temperature relative to wild-type
• mild insulin resistance
• elevated hepatic TG levels in young mice, but not in mice that survived to adulthood

liver/biliary system
• livers were enlarged in young mice, but not in mice that survived to adulthood
• serum ALT and AST levels were normal in adult mice, indicating normal liver functional
• no signs of inflammation or fibrosis were observed in adult livers
• elevated hepatic TG levels in young mice, but not in mice that survived to adulthood
• macrovesicular steatosis following an increase in liver triacylglycerides
• fatty liver was not observed in mice that survived to adulthood


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last database update
04/30/2024
MGI 6.23
The Jackson Laboratory