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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Ccdc28bem1Jlba
endonuclease-mediated mutation 1, Jose L Badano
MGI:7576205
Summary 1 genotype
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hm1
Ccdc28bem1Jlba/Ccdc28bem1Jlba C57BL/6J-Ccdc28bem1Jlba MGI:7576214


Genotype
MGI:7576214
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Ccdc28bem1Jlba/Ccdc28bem1Jlba
Genetic
Background
C57BL/6J-Ccdc28bem1Jlba
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Mouse lines carrying:
Ccdc28bem1Jlba mutation (0 available); any Ccdc28b mutation (14 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
behavior/neurological
• mice bury more marbles than controls in the marble burying test, indicating stereotypical behavior
• however, mice show normal grooming and no change in anxiety level in the elevated plus maze, no differences in the novel object recognition test memory, or in total distance traveled in the open field
• females show a delay (approximately 14 weeks compared to 7 weeks for wild-type mice) in first mating but reproduce at mendelian rates
• in a reciprocal social interaction test, mice show reduced nose-nose and side sniffing, however frequency of anogenital sniffing is not different

cellular
• modest, but significant, decrease in cilia length in the brain (amygdala, hippocampus CA1, dentate gyrus)
• however, mice do not show overt ciliary defects, showing normal length and ciliation in mouse embryonic fibroblasts, normal cilia number and length in the kidney, although a trend towards a reduction in cilia density is seen in the kidney cortex and medulla, and normal cilia density in the brain

homeostasis/metabolism
• mice show elevated basal glucose levels after 7 weeks on a high-fat diet but by 11 weeks of high-fat diet the difference is lost mainly due to an increase in the glucose basal levels in controls
• mice show a trend, but not significant, towards an impaired glucose tolerance test response, particularly after 11 weeks on high-fat diet

nervous system
• modest, but significant, decrease in cilia length in the brain (amygdala, hippocampus CA1, dentate gyrus)

growth/size/body
N
• mice gain weight at a normal rate, do not develop obesity on a normal or high-fat diet, and exhibit normal food intake

vision/eye
N
• mice do not develop retinal degeneration and show normal retinal structure





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last database update
05/07/2024
MGI 6.23
The Jackson Laboratory