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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3614973
Allelic
Composition
Del(11Irf1-D11Mit23)1Rub/Del(11Irf1-D11Mit23)1Rub
Genetic
Background
129/Sv-Del(11Irf1-D11Mit23)1Rub
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Mouse lines carrying:
Del(11Irf1-D11Mit23)1Rub mutation (1 available); any Del(11Irf1-D11Mit23)1Rub mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
muscle
• heart triglyceride content of 28 day old homozygous mice is significantly elevated

mortality/aging
• most homozygotes die by 6 weeks of age; the longest survivor lived 30 weeks

growth/size/body
• at 28 days of age, hearts of homozygous mice are enlarged 2- to 3-fold relative to body weight in comparison to those of both wild-type and hemizygous mice
• at 28 days of age, the weight of homozygous mice is only about two-thirds that of wild-type or hemizygous mice
• by 1 day of age, homozygotes exhibit swollen abdomens due to extreme hepatomegaly
• at 28 days of age, livers of homozygous mice are enlarged more than two-fold, relative to body weight, compared to those of wild-type or hemizygous mice

liver/biliary system
• by 1 day of age, homozygotes exhibit swollen abdomens due to extreme hepatomegaly
• at 28 days of age, livers of homozygous mice are enlarged more than two-fold, relative to body weight, compared to those of wild-type or hemizygous mice
• hepatic total cholesterol is only slightly raised relative to that of wild-type and hemizygous mice
• liver triglyceride content of 28 day old homozygotes is dramatically elevated, approximately 5-fold
• microscopic examination of stained liver sections from chow-fed 28 day old homozygotes reveals cytosolic accumulation of lipid
• livers of chow-fed 28 day old homozygous mice appear pale

homeostasis/metabolism
• heart triglyceride content of 28 day old homozygous mice is significantly elevated
• carnitine levels are reduced more than 4-fold in plasma of homozygotes relative to wild-type mice
• plasma free fatty acid levels of 28 day old homozygous mice are greatly elevated - approximately 5-fold - compared to those of wild-type and hemizygous mice
• plasma triglyceride levels of 28 day old homozygotes are dramatically elevated - up to 10-fold - relative to those of wild-type and hemizygous mice
• the excess plasma triglycerides of homozygous mice are largely confined to the very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) fraction [TAS]
• timed plasma triglyceride measurements under conditions of impaired lipolysis and VLDL triglyceride clearance demonstrate approximately 3-fold higher rates of hepatic VLDL triglyceride secretion in homozygous mice than in wild-type mice; untreated homozygous mice have normal hepatic and lipoprotein lipase activities and hepatic VLDL triglyceride clearance
• total cholesterol in homozygous hearts is only slightly raised compared to measurements for wild-type and hemizygous mice
• hepatic total cholesterol is only slightly raised relative to that of wild-type and hemizygous mice
• liver triglyceride content of 28 day old homozygotes is dramatically elevated, approximately 5-fold

cardiovascular system
• heart triglyceride content of 28 day old homozygous mice is significantly elevated
• at 28 days of age, hearts of homozygous mice are enlarged 2- to 3-fold relative to body weight in comparison to those of both wild-type and hemizygous mice


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last database update
03/25/2025
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory