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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:5430642
Allelic
Composition
Arsgtm1Tdi/Arsgtm1Tdi
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S2/SvPas * C57BL/6
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Mouse lines carrying:
Arsgtm1Tdi mutation (1 available); any Arsg mutation (29 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Lysosomal storage and cellular alterations in the CNS of Arsgtm1Tdi/Arsgtm1Tdi mice

homeostasis/metabolism
• strong accumulation of heparan sulfate in the kidney, liver, and brain

vision/eye
• progressive with age; no differences are seen at one month of age compared to controls, but the length of the outer segments of rods and cones were shorter in mutant mice at 24 months of age
• the number of photoreceptor cells decreases significantly with increasing age of the animals
• progressive with age; no difference from controls is seen at one month of age, but decreasing thickness is seen at 6, 12 and 24 months of age
• at 6 months of age, mutants retina thickness is significantly decreased at all retinal positions compared to 1 month of KO mice; mutant retinas show more seere thinning at 24 months of age
• retina thickness is further decreased in 24-month-old mutants compared to 6 month old mutant mice
• thickness of the inner retina issimilar in mutant and wild-type mice at all ages analyzed

cellular
• lysosomal inclusions and lysosomal storage abnormalities in the nervous system and peripheral tissues including the liver and kidneys

nervous system
• several microglial populations display obvious vacuoles
• accompanies neuronal cell death in the cerebellar cortex (J:185592)
• reactive miccrogliosis in outer retina (J:254592)
• accompanies neuronal cell death in the cerebellar cortex (J:185592)
• retinal reactive astrogliosis (J:254592)
• in the outer retina of older mutant mice, the number of activated microglia increases significantly with increasing age of the mutants (J:254592)
• several neuronal populations display obvious vacuoles
• sporadic lysosomal inclusions
• sporadic lysosomal inclusions
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology in Purkinje cells of the cerebellum
• storage material shows lamellar to finely granular structures
• considerable loss of Purkinje cells becoming evident in mice over 10 months of age
• progressive with age; no differences are seen at one month of age compared to controls, but the length of the outer segments of rods and cones were shorter in mutant mice at 24 months of age
• the number of photoreceptor cells decreases significantly with increasing age of the animals

immune system
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology in perivascular and meningeal macrophages
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology
• several microglial populations display obvious vacuoles
• accompanies neuronal cell death in the cerebellar cortex (J:185592)
• reactive miccrogliosis in outer retina (J:254592)

liver/biliary system
• obvious lysosomal storage pathology is seen in sinusoidal endothelial cells
• accumulation of membrane-limited vacuoles filled with variable amounts of moderately or highly electron-dense and partially water-soluble material
• obvious lysosomal storage pathology is seen
• accumulation of membrane-limited vacuoles filled with variable amounts of moderately or highly electron-dense and partially water-soluble material

behavior/neurological
• age dependent cognitive impairment
• significantly lower step-through latencies in the testing phase at 12 months of age
• travel less distance in the center of an open field and spend less time in the center
• however, total path length and center entries is similar to wild-type controls
• spend less time in the target quadrant during the probe trial of the water-maze task at 12 months of age but are still able to master the task

renal/urinary system
• obvious lysosomal storage pathology is seen
• the epithelia of the thick ascending limb of Henle's loop and the collecting ducts showed prominent lysosomal storage

cardiovascular system
• obvious lysosomal storage pathology is seen in sinusoidal endothelial cells
• accumulation of membrane-limited vacuoles filled with variable amounts of moderately or highly electron-dense and partially water-soluble material
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology

hematopoietic system
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology in perivascular and meningeal macrophages
• prominent lysosomal storage pathology
• several microglial populations display obvious vacuoles
• accompanies neuronal cell death in the cerebellar cortex (J:185592)
• reactive miccrogliosis in outer retina (J:254592)

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
mucopolysaccharidosis DOID:12798 OMIM:PS607014
J:185592


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last database update
04/09/2024
MGI 6.23
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