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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Hnrnpllthdr
thunder
MGI:3707008
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Hnrnpllthdr/Hnrnpllthdr C57BL/6JSfdAnu-Hnrnpllthdr/Anu MGI:3823078


Genotype
MGI:3823078
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Hnrnpllthdr/Hnrnpllthdr
Genetic
Background
C57BL/6JSfdAnu-Hnrnpllthdr/Anu
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Mouse lines carrying:
Hnrnpllthdr mutation (6 available); any Hnrnpll mutation (43 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
immune system
• thymic T cell subsets are normal with the exception of high expression of the CD45 isoforms RA and RC that are not expressed on wild-type thymoctes
• nave CD44lo T cells fail to accumulate in the periphery as the mice age
• CD44hi memory T cells compensate for peripheral T cell lymphopenia by homeostatic proliferation leading to an increase in the percentage of memory CD4 T cells
• the overall CD4+ T cell number is reduced in these mice
• the percentage of peripheral T cells expressing the memory marker CD44hi is increased about 4-fold in the periphery of mice over 12 weeks of age
• this increase in CD44hi memory T cells is secondary to a loss of nave CD44lo T cells
• the RA and RB isoforms of CD45, normally not expressed on memory T cells, are very highly expressed on the CD4+ memory T cells
• memory T cells are defective in generating transcripts with alternative splices or promoters from numerous genes including the Ptprc gene (CD45)

hematopoietic system
• thymic T cell subsets are normal with the exception of high expression of the CD45 isoforms RA and RC that are not expressed on wild-type thymoctes
• nave CD44lo T cells fail to accumulate in the periphery as the mice age
• CD44hi memory T cells compensate for peripheral T cell lymphopenia by homeostatic proliferation leading to an increase in the percentage of memory CD4 T cells
• the overall CD4+ T cell number is reduced in these mice
• the percentage of peripheral T cells expressing the memory marker CD44hi is increased about 4-fold in the periphery of mice over 12 weeks of age
• this increase in CD44hi memory T cells is secondary to a loss of nave CD44lo T cells
• the RA and RB isoforms of CD45, normally not expressed on memory T cells, are very highly expressed on the CD4+ memory T cells
• memory T cells are defective in generating transcripts with alternative splices or promoters from numerous genes including the Ptprc gene (CD45)





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last database update
05/07/2024
MGI 6.23
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