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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Xirp2tm1Jl
targeted mutation 1, Jim J-C Lin
MGI:4453315
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Xirp2tm1Jl/Xirp2tm1Jl B6.129-Xirp2tm1Jl MGI:4453316


Genotype
MGI:4453316
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Xirp2tm1Jl/Xirp2tm1Jl
Genetic
Background
B6.129-Xirp2tm1Jl
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Mouse lines carrying:
Xirp2tm1Jl mutation (1 available); any Xirp2 mutation (163 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• from P3.5 and on, the number of viable mice is significantly lower than expected
• all die before weaning

growth/size/body
• about 14% lighter at P0.5
• by P12.5 mice weigh about 45% of controls
• between birth and P12.5 mice gain weight slower than wild-type

behavior/neurological
• reduced activity

cardiovascular system
• at P18, acetylcholine esterase (AChE) staining performed on serial sections of entire hearts revealed a reduction in Purkinje fibers
• at P18, hearts exhibit reduced expression of connexin 40 (Cx40, a major gap junction protein of the His-bundle and bundle branches ) in the His-bundle compared to wild-type hearts
• by P12.5 cardiomyocytes became more irregularly shaped
• a defect in the maturation of intercalated discs, by EM the membranes at the maturing intercalated discs are less convoluted and less wavy
• by P12.5 cardiomyocytes became smaller in cell width
• a nonsignificant trend of an increase in the area of left and right ventricle trabecular myocardium compared to wild-type
• a significant reduction in the area of left and right ventricle compact myocardium
• noncompaction in right ventricle could be detected at E14.5
• septal defect in 58% of mice at birth
• defects could be small, large or multiple and found in any location within the muscular septum
• in 15% of mice at birth
• at P7.5 and P12.5 wild-type hearts are significantly larger
• however, the heart weight to body weight ratio is increased
• a reduction in left ventricular internal dimension and volume in both P3.5 and P12 mice during diastole and systole
• a significant reduction in the area of left ventricle compact myocardium and a nonsignificant trend of an increase in the area of left ventricle trabecular myocardium compared to wild-type
• trend of decrease in compact area and increase in trabecular area were also observed for right ventricle
• at P7.5 mutant hearts show slightly reduced cell proliferation
• exhibit abnormal ventricular filling
• mitral inflow E-wave (early filling) but not A-wave (atrial contraction) peak velocity is reduced
• E/A ratios are also significantly smaller
• mice surviving to P20 exhibit a 45% reduction in conduction velocity in left ventricles compared to wild-type controls
• optical mapping revealed that ventricles exhibit slow action potential (AP) propagation
• at P18, all tested mice show a severe atrioventricular conduction (A-V) block with many P waves followed by missing QRS wave
• at P14-P17, mice show a significantly prolonged PR interval
• at P14-P17, mice show a significantly prolonged PR interval and prolonged QT and QTc intervals, but no changes in P wave and QRS interval, suggesting a defect in the infranodal ventricular conduction system
• ventricular myocytes exhibit altered action potential (AP) waveforms, with significantly increased AP amplitude, less negative maximal diastolic potential, and shorter APD at 20%, 50%, and 90% repolarization levels
• at P14-P17, mice show prolonged QT and QTc intervals
• the level of apoptosis in P0.5 decreases more slowly and remains significantly higher at P3.5 and P7.5 than in wild-type mice
• isolated ventricular myocytes exhibit depressed transient outward K+ (ITO) currents and current densities at pulsed voltages from +20 to +60 mV
• the amplitudes and current densities of the outward delayed rectifier K+ current (IK) are significantly increased
• the amplitudes and current densities of the Ba2+-sensitive inward rectifier K+ current (IK1) are significantly increased at negative voltage from -70 to -120 mV
• however, the inward Na+ current (INa) current densities are relatively normal

liver/biliary system
• liver weight is significantly reduced between P3.5 and P7.5
• however, the liver weight to body weight ratio is not different than wild-type

muscle
• at P18, acetylcholine esterase (AChE) staining performed on serial sections of entire hearts revealed a reduction in Purkinje fibers
• at P18, hearts exhibit reduced expression of connexin 40 (Cx40, a major gap junction protein of the His-bundle and bundle branches ) in the His-bundle compared to wild-type hearts
• by P12.5 cardiomyocytes became more irregularly shaped
• a defect in the maturation of intercalated discs, by EM the membranes at the maturing intercalated discs are less convoluted and less wavy
• by P12.5 cardiomyocytes became smaller in cell width
• a nonsignificant trend of an increase in the area of left and right ventricle trabecular myocardium compared to wild-type
• a significant reduction in the area of left and right ventricle compact myocardium
• noncompaction in right ventricle could be detected at E14.5
• the level of apoptosis in P0.5 decreases more slowly and remains significantly higher at P3.5 and P7.5 than in wild-type mice

integument

cellular
• the level of apoptosis in P0.5 decreases more slowly and remains significantly higher at P3.5 and P7.5 than in wild-type mice

homeostasis/metabolism
• AChE activity (a marker for the ventricular conduction system) is drastically reduced in the endocardial surface of the right ventricle, suggesting improper development of the Purkinje fibers





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last database update
04/30/2024
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