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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:8249147
Allelic
Composition
Orai1em1Ics/Orai1em1Ics
Genetic
Background
C57BL/6NCrl-Orai1em1Ics
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Mouse lines carrying:
Orai1em1Ics mutation (0 available); any Orai1 mutation (20 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
growth/size/body
• at 4 months of age, males, but not females, have a reduced body length
• however, mice show normal weight gain over the first 16 weeks of life
• females, but not males, show a 17% increase in spleen weight

hematopoietic system
• females, but not males, show a 17% increase in spleen weight
• spleen shows megakaryocyte hyperplasia associated with abnormal megakaryocyte distribution
• mice show a reduction in circulating platelets

homeostasis/metabolism
• mice show a tendency towards elevated creatine kinase levels

immune system
• females, but not males, show a 17% increase in spleen weight

muscle
• myofibers show presence of tubular aggregates with length of up to 75 um, a width ranging from 2-8 um, and cross-section diameter of individual membrane tubules of 80-90 nm
• mice show muscle weakness associated with myofiber atrophy
• tibialis anterior muscle shows a decrease of average myofiber diameter and an increased ratio of internalized nuclei and calcium-rich fibers indicating muscle fiber degeneration
• calcium deposits are more prominent in males than females
• tibialis anterior muscle shows reduced maximal muscle force
• muscle force is normal at low stimulation frequencies of 20-50 Hz and is decreased at higher stimulation frequencies of 75-150 Hz
• primary myoblasts show an increase in resting calcium levels
• mice show abnormal fatigue curves with absence of muscle force increase in males after 10 stimulations and a similar tendency in females

skeleton
• almost all mice exhibit kyphosis
• spine curvature is more pronounced in males with 37.5% of males showing high-degree kyphosis which is not seen in females and 50% of males showing low-degree kyphosis and 70% of females showing low-degree kyphosis


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last database update
10/07/2025
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory