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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3698557
Allelic
Composition
Etn3Ppd/Y
Genetic
Background
either: (involves: CD-1) or (involves: C3H/HeJ * CD-1)
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Mouse lines carrying:
Etn3Ppd mutation (0 available); any Etn3 mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Polypodia caudal appendicular skeletal malformations in Ppd/Y and Ppd/? mice.

mortality/aging
N
• most affected mice have normal lifespan, but in some cases, premature death occurs as result of inflammation and necrosis of an ectopic limb

limbs/digits/tail
• affected mice often have duplicated/mirror-image autopod ("clapping" configuration); ectopic autopod is usually non-functional
• mutants with affected forelimbs sometimes show polydactyly, cutaneous syndactyly and severe oligodactyly
• 3.7% of affected mice show forelimb defects unilaterally, in all cases
• affected male founder had ectopic limb with no voluntary mobility, located anterior to penis
• mouse had one displaced left-sided posterior limb with limitied mobility and duplicated autopod
• some mutants exhibit single central/ventral ectopic limb or slightly off-midline limb-like element, which do not interfere with use of normal limbs
• other mutants have ectopic limbs which directly interfere with function or movement of normal limbs
• seen occasionally
• seen occasionally

skeleton
• all visibly affected mice show caudal malformations
• affected mutants show wide range of variation in skeletal phenotype, often showing reduced or malformed ectopic limb elements and pelvic bones, including limb and pelvic duplications
• number of ectopic limbs/autopods shows great variation

craniofacial
• system with lowest penetrance of defects (2.5%)

renal/urinary system
• 3.7% of affected mice display kidney defects
• founder had severe unilateral hydronephrotic kidney
• other affected mutants have small or absent kidneys, with renal or collecting system abnormalities (cystic areas)

reproductive system
N
• mice are fertile, but severely affected males do not produce offspring because of mechanical interference and/or impaired mobility
• in extreme cases, large adipose/connective tissue masses encompass entire genital area and contain ectopic limbs or limb elements
• mice display genital duplication with variable penetrance, although complete genital tract duplication has not been observed
• one male had an additional preputial gland and two penises

vision/eye
• founder had left-sided microphthalmia

neoplasm
• 4.3% of affected mice have skin papillae in abnormal locations

integument
• 4.3% of affected mice have skin papillae in abnormal locations


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