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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:5424158
Allelic
Composition
Dot1ltm1Tche/Dot1ltm1.1Tche
Tg(Myhca-cre)1Abel/0
Genetic
Background
Not Specified
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Mouse lines carrying:
Dot1ltm1.1Tche mutation (0 available); any Dot1l mutation (69 available)
Dot1ltm1Tche mutation (0 available); any Dot1l mutation (69 available)
Tg(Myhca-cre)1Abel mutation (0 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• mice surviving the early postnatal period died by 6 mo of age
• sudden death was observed in 50% of the mutant mice within 2 wk after birth

cardiovascular system
• gross changes in heart morphology (such as deviation from an elliptical shape to a more spherical one and increased heart mass) are observed
• RT-qPCR demonstrated that expression of the fetal genes Myh7, Acta1, Nppa, and Nppb is up-regulated in mutant hearts, and adult gene Myh6 is down-regulated indicating reactivation of a fetal gene expression program
• heart to body weight ratios are increased compared with that of littermate controls; body weight is not significantly altered between controls and mutant mice
• conscious ECHOs performed on P10 pups demonstrate that mutant mice have increased left ventricular internal dimensions and volume
• dilation of both heart chambers
• reactive fibrosis, interstitial
• analysis of cardiac output at P10 by measuring ejection fraction and fractional shortening reveals both are reduced by almost half in mutant mice when compared with those of control mice
• the percentage of proliferating cardiomyocyte cells (ratio of Ki-67-positive nuclei to total nuclei, multiplied by 100) is significantly increased in the mutant hearts compared with the control, which may contribute to the observed increase in heart mass
• mutant mice display at least a first-degree heart block at the atrioventricular node, with an 80% penetration of either nonsustained ventricular tachycardia, periodic third- degree heart block, or second-degree Type II heart block
• at P10, TUNEL staining reveals a dramatic increase in apoptotic cell death in mutant hearts compared with the control

cellular
• reactive fibrosis, interstitial
• the percentage of proliferating cardiomyocyte cells (ratio of Ki-67-positive nuclei to total nuclei, multiplied by 100) is significantly increased in the mutant hearts compared with the control, which may contribute to the observed increase in heart mass
• at P10, TUNEL staining reveals a dramatic increase in apoptotic cell death in mutant hearts compared with the control

muscle
• transmission electron microscopic (TEM) analysis reveals a significant increase of vacuoles in mutant myocytes, suggesting an increase in autophagic cell death
• the percentage of proliferating cardiomyocyte cells (ratio of Ki-67-positive nuclei to total nuclei, multiplied by 100) is significantly increased in the mutant hearts compared with the control, which may contribute to the observed increase in heart mass
• at P10, TUNEL staining reveals a dramatic increase in apoptotic cell death in mutant hearts compared with the control

growth/size/body
• heart to body weight ratios are increased compared with that of littermate controls; body weight is not significantly altered between controls and mutant mice

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
dilated cardiomyopathy 1A DOID:0110425 OMIM:115200
J:168140


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