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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3839765
Allelic
Composition
Men1tm1Ctre/Men1+
Genetic
Background
either: (involves: 129S6/SvEvTac * FVB/N) or (involves: 129S6/SvEvTac * Black Swiss * FVB/N)
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Mouse lines carrying:
Men1tm1Ctre mutation (0 available); any Men1 mutation (40 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
neoplasm
• one mouse developed a gastric neuroendocrine tumor
• 20% of mice develop adrenal cortical carcinomas
• pancreatic islet cell tumors develop in 4 of 10 mice at 9 months of age unlike in wild-type mice
• by 16 months of age mice develop more numerous, large tumors
• at 22 months, one mouse exhibited capsular invasion
• by 22 months of age, 28% of mice exhibit pancreatic islet tumors unlike in wild-type mice
• pancreatic tumors begin at a slightly later age than in Men1tm1.1Ctre heterozygotes
• as early as 9 months, 24% of mice develop parathyroid adenomas compared to 2% of wild-type mice
• pituitary adenomas develop in 26% of mice by 16 months of age
• all pituitary tumors secrete prolactin but not ACTH
• follicular adenoma
• 20% of mice develop adrenal cortical carcinomas

endocrine/exocrine glands
• thyroid cysts
• some mice exhibit fatty replacement unlike wild-type mice
• focal acinar necrosis in some mice
• some mice exhibit duct inflammation, acinar cysts, focal acinar dysplasia, and focal acinar necrosis unlike wild-type mice
• in 4 of 10 mice at 9 months of age
• acinar cysts in some mice
• 20% of mice develop adrenal cortical carcinomas
• pancreatic islet cell tumors develop in 4 of 10 mice at 9 months of age unlike in wild-type mice
• by 16 months of age mice develop more numerous, large tumors
• at 22 months, one mouse exhibited capsular invasion
• by 22 months of age, 28% of mice exhibit pancreatic islet tumors unlike in wild-type mice
• pancreatic tumors begin at a slightly later age than in Men1tm1.1Ctre heterozygotes
• as early as 9 months, 24% of mice develop parathyroid adenomas compared to 2% of wild-type mice
• pituitary adenomas develop in 26% of mice by 16 months of age
• all pituitary tumors secrete prolactin but not ACTH
• follicular adenoma
• some mice exhibit duct inflammation in the pancreas

homeostasis/metabolism
• in mice with islet hypoplasia and/or pancreatic islet cell tumors

immune system
• some mice exhibit duct inflammation in the pancreas

digestive/alimentary system
• some mice exhibit duct inflammation, acinar cysts, focal acinar dysplasia, and focal acinar necrosis unlike wild-type mice
• one mouse developed a gastric neuroendocrine tumor

respiratory system

nervous system
• all pituitary tumors secrete prolactin but not ACTH
• pituitary adenomas develop in 26% of mice by 16 months of age

cellular
• focal acinar necrosis in some mice

growth/size/body
• thyroid cysts
• acinar cysts in some mice


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last database update
04/09/2024
MGI 6.23
The Jackson Laboratory