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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:5661818
Allelic
Composition
Celsr1Crsh/Celsr1+
ScribCrc/Scrib+
Genetic
Background
C3H.Cg-ScribCrc Celsr1Crsh
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Mouse lines carrying:
Celsr1Crsh mutation (1 available); any Celsr1 mutation (143 available)
ScribCrc mutation (2 available); any Scrib mutation (53 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
embryo
• skewed body axis in some mutants
• lumbosacral open spina bifida in 2% of mutants (1 of 41); this mouse shows partially closed eyelids
• 42% of mutants exhibit craniorachischisis, most often isolated (32% of mutants) but sometimes associated with abdominal wall defect and a skewed body axis (10% of mutants)
• however, 46% of mutants appear normal

growth/size/body
• abdominal wall defect in some mutants

limbs/digits/tail
• 2% of mutants exhibit a looped tail

nervous system
• lumbosacral open spina bifida in 2% of mutants (1 of 41); this mouse shows partially closed eyelids
• 42% of mutants exhibit craniorachischisis, most often isolated (32% of mutants) but sometimes associated with abdominal wall defect and a skewed body axis (10% of mutants)
• however, 46% of mutants appear normal
• isolated exencephaly in 7% of mutants

vision/eye
• mutants with craniorachischisis show completely open eyelids at E16.5
• 50% of mutants (5 of 10) exhibit failure of eyelid formation at E16.5
• mutants with craniorachischisis show completely open eyelids

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
neural tube defect DOID:0080074 OMIM:301410
OMIM:601634
J:216413


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