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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3576493
Allelic
Composition
Trp53tm3.1Glo/Trp53+
Genetic
Background
B6.129S7-Trp53tm3.1Glo
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Mouse lines carrying:
Trp53tm3.1Glo mutation (0 available); any Trp53 mutation (232 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• heterozygous mutants die between 150 to 750 days after birth, however this survival curve is no different from heterozygous Trp53 mice (J:95318)
• median survival for the combined population of both males and females is 499 days i.e., similar to that of mice heterozygous for both Trp53 tm3.1Glo and Pmltm1Ppp (504 days) (J:317504)
• median survival is 515 days for male mice and 463 days for female mice (J:317504)

neoplasm
• the osteosarcomas and carcinomas of heterozygous mutants metastasized when compared to heterozygous Trp53tm1Tyj mice
• 31.5% of heterozygous mutants developed lymphomas (J:95318)
• 52% of mice develop lymphomas (when expressed as a % of tumor type); 13% of mice develop two tumor types, lymphomas and sarcomas (J:317504)
• 44% of mice exhibit lymphomas when tumor incidence is evaluated per mouse, including those that succumb to EMH, and expressed as a % disease/total number of mice (J:317504)
• when tumors are segregated by gender, 50% of males and 38% of females exhibit lymphomas (expressed as a % disease/total number of mice) (J:317504)
• only ~10% of lymphoid tumors are T-cell lymphomas
• immunophenotyping of lymphocytes from terminally resected tumors showed that ~90% of lymphoid tumors are B-cell lymphomas
• 15.5% of heterozygous mutants developed carcinomas, which are rare in homozygotes (J:95318)
• 4% of mice develop carcinomas (whether expressed as a % of tumor type or as a % disease/total number of mice) (J:317504)
• when tumors are segregated by gender, 0% of males and 8% of females exhibit carcinomas (expressed as a % disease/total number of mice) (J:317504)
• 53% of heterozygous mutants developed sarcomas (J:95318)
• 43% of mice develop sarcomas (when expressed as a % of tumor type); 13% of mice develop two tumor types, lymphomas and sarcomas (J:317504)
• 37% of mice exhibit sarcomas (when expressed as a % disease/total number of mice) (J:317504)
• when tumors are segregated by gender, 14% of males and 8% of females exhibit soft-tissue sarcomas (expressed as a % disease/total number of mice) (J:317504)
• when tumors are segregated by gender, 14% of males and 38% of females exhibit osteosarcomas (expressed as a % disease/total number of mice)

cellular
• higher DNA synthesis in MEFs with cells continuing to synthesize DNA between days 6 and 10 of culture compared to wildtype or heterozygous or homozygous Trp53tm1Tyj MEFs which reached a quiescent state at day 6 and did not reenter the cell cycle
• irradiated E13.5 heterozygous embryos showed no evidence of apoptosis in the hypothalamus compared to wildtype and heterozygous Trp53tm1Tyj mutants that showed a high number of apoptotic cells
• MEFs initially did not show any significant differences in growth rate but by day 4, grew more rapidly than wildtype or heterozygous or homozygous null Trp53tm1Tyj MEFs and reached a much higher saturation density

hematopoietic system
• mice exhibit pronounced hepatosplenomegaly
• 41% mice exhibit extramedullary hematopoiesis (EMH), with no histological evidence of transformation to acute leukemia
• EMH is associated with peripheral blood leukocytosis and macrocytic anemia, indicative of a myeloproliferative/myelodysplastic overlap
• when segregated by gender, 43% of males and 31% of females exhibit EMH
• mice with EMH exhibit macrocytic anemia
• mice with EMH exhibit peripheral blood leukocytosis

immune system
• mice exhibit pronounced hepatosplenomegaly
• mice with EMH exhibit peripheral blood leukocytosis

liver/biliary system
• mice exhibit pronounced hepatosplenomegaly

growth/size/body
• average body weight is significantly lower than that in C57BL/6 wild-type controls
• mice exhibit pronounced hepatosplenomegaly

skeleton
• when tumors are segregated by gender, 14% of males and 38% of females exhibit osteosarcomas (expressed as a % disease/total number of mice)

endocrine/exocrine glands
• only ~10% of lymphoid tumors are T-cell lymphomas

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
Li-Fraumeni syndrome DOID:3012 OMIM:PS151623
J:95318


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last database update
04/16/2024
MGI 6.23
The Jackson Laboratory