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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3799477
Allelic
Composition
Tg(K6ODCtr)55Tgo/0
Genetic
Background
involves: C3H * C57BL/6
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Mouse lines carrying:
Tg(K6ODCtr)55Tgo mutation (1 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
adipose tissue
• after three months of age, dermal cysts replace the subcutaneous fat layer

growth/size/body
• mice exhibit follicular cysts in the dermis
• in mice older than 3 months, cysts are very large and replace the subcutaneous fat layer

cellular
• in culture, primary keratinocytes undergo premature cell death via apoptosis compared to wild-type cells
• increased cell density prolongs primary keratinocyte cell life in culture but does not prevent premature death
• however, treatment with DFMO blocks cell death in cultured primary keratinocytes

neoplasm
• mice develop skin tumors (squamous neoplasms) at a higher rate than wild-type mice
• however, squamous cell carcinomas are not observed
• mice develop keratoacanthoma-like lesions
• mice develop well-differentiated papillomatous lesions
• skin tumors are found on the tail, face and ears

endocrine/exocrine glands
• sebaceous glands near dermal cysts are moderately hyperplastic

integument
• after three months of age, dermal cysts replace the subcutaneous fat layer
• in culture, primary keratinocytes undergo premature cell death via apoptosis compared to wild-type cells
• increased cell density prolongs primary keratinocyte cell life in culture but does not prevent premature death
• however, treatment with DFMO blocks cell death in cultured primary keratinocytes
• sebaceous glands near dermal cysts are moderately hyperplastic
• mice exhibit follicular cysts in the dermis
• in mice older than 3 months, cysts are very large and replace the subcutaneous fat layer
• despite a normal first hair cycle, mice exhibit hair loss at 2 to 3 weeks of age
• mice exhibit complete hair loss by 2 months of age
• hair loss is a dominant phenotype
• mice exhibit excessive nail growth
• after 2 months of age
• by 2 months of age
• develops with age
• develops with age
• mice develop skin tumors (squamous neoplasms) at a higher rate than wild-type mice
• however, squamous cell carcinomas are not observed
• mice develop keratoacanthoma-like lesions
• mice develop well-differentiated papillomatous lesions
• skin tumors are found on the tail, face and ears


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