B6N.B6J-mt-Atp8FVB/NJ/IbraH

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EMMA IDEM:14675
Citation informationRRID:IMSR_EM:14675 

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International strain nameB6N.B6J-mt-Atp8FVB/NJ/IbraH
Alternative nameC57BL/6N.B6J-Atp8mtFVB/NJ/IbraH
Strain typeSpontaneous
Allele/Transgene symbolmt-Atp8m1
Gene/Transgene symbolmt-Atp8

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ProviderHirose Misa
Provider affiliationUniversity of Luebeck
Genetic informationA conplastic mouse strain carrying a single mutation in the mitochondrially encoded ATP8 synthase gene (mt-Atp8; m.7778G>T) with C57BL/6N nuclear genome background. The mutation is homoplasmic.
Phenotypic informationHomozygous:
Unknown

Heterozygous:
Increased sensitivity to a panel of age-related chronic inflammatory conditions including arthritis, non-alchoholic steatohepatitis and atherosclerosis.
Breeding historyFemale progeny need to be crossed with male C57BL/6N. Original mutation arose in FVB/NJ mice. The mutation was then backcrossed 27 times to C57BL/6J. This cross was subsequently backcrossed 5 times to C57BL/6N.
References
  • Dissecting the effects of mtDNA variations on complex traits using mouse conplastic strains.;Yu Xinhua, Gimsa Ulrike, Wester-Rosenlöf Lena, Kanitz Ellen, Otten Winfried, Kunz Manfred, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Genome research;19;159-65; 19037013
  • The mtDNA nt7778 G/T polymorphism affects autoimmune diseases and reproductive performance in the mouse.;Yu Xinhua, Wester-Rosenlöf Lena, Gimsa Ulrike, Holzhueter Stephanie-Anna, Marques Andreia, Jonas Ludwig, Hagenow Kristin, Kunz Manfred, Nizze Horst, Tiedge Markus, Holmdahl Rikard, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Human molecular genetics;18;4689-98; 19759059
  • The mitochondrial Atp8 mutation induces mitochondrial ROS generation, secretory dysfunction, and β-cell mass adaptation in conplastic B6-mtFVB mice.;Weiss Heike, Wester-Rosenloef Lena, Koch Christiane, Koch Franziska, Baltrusch Simone, Tiedge Markus, Ibrahim Saleh, ;2012;Endocrinology;153;4666-76; 22919063
  • The mtDNA nt7778 G/T polymorphism augments formation of lymphocytic foci but does not aggravate cerulein-induced acute pancreatitis in mice.;Müller Sarah, Krüger Burkhard, Lange Falko, Bock Cristin N, Nizze Horst, Glass Änne, Ibrahim Saleh M, Jaster Robert, ;2014;PloS one;9;e102266; 25010670
  • Mitochondrial gene polymorphisms alter hepatic cellular energy metabolism and aggravate diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.;Schröder Torsten, Kucharczyk David, Bär Florian, Pagel René, Derer Stefanie, Jendrek Sebastian Torben, Sünderhauf Annika, Brethack Ann-Kathrin, Hirose Misa, Möller Steffen, Künstner Axel, Bischof Julia, Weyers Imke, Heeren Jörg, Koczan Dirk, Schmid Sebastian Michael, Divanovic Senad, Giles Daniel Aaron, Adamski Jerzy, Fellermann Klaus, Lehnert Hendrik, Köhl Jörg, Ibrahim Saleh, Sina Christian, ;2016;Molecular metabolism;5;283-295; 27069868
  • Behavior and stress reactivity in mouse strains with mitochondrial DNA variations.;Gimsa Ulrike, Kanitz Ellen, Otten Winfried, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences;1153;131-8; 19236336
  • Mutation of mitochondrial ATP8 gene improves hepatic energy status in a murine model of acute endotoxemic liver failure.;Eipel Christian, Hildebrandt Anke, Scholz Birte, Schyschka Lilianna, Minor Thomas, Kreikemeyer Bernd, Ibrahim Saleh M, Vollmar Brigitte, ;2011;Life sciences;88;343-9; 21167184
Homozygous fertileunknown
Homozygous viableunknown
Homozygous matings requiredno
Immunocompromisedunknown

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Archiving centreMary Lyon Centre at MRC Harwell, Oxford, United Kingdom

Disease and phenotype information

Orphanet associated rare diseases, based on orthologous gene matching

Literature references

  • Dissecting the effects of mtDNA variations on complex traits using mouse conplastic strains.;Yu Xinhua, Gimsa Ulrike, Wester-Rosenlöf Lena, Kanitz Ellen, Otten Winfried, Kunz Manfred, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Genome research;19;159-65; 19037013
  • The mtDNA nt7778 G/T polymorphism affects autoimmune diseases and reproductive performance in the mouse.;Yu Xinhua, Wester-Rosenlöf Lena, Gimsa Ulrike, Holzhueter Stephanie-Anna, Marques Andreia, Jonas Ludwig, Hagenow Kristin, Kunz Manfred, Nizze Horst, Tiedge Markus, Holmdahl Rikard, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Human molecular genetics;18;4689-98; 19759059
  • The mitochondrial Atp8 mutation induces mitochondrial ROS generation, secretory dysfunction, and β-cell mass adaptation in conplastic B6-mtFVB mice.;Weiss Heike, Wester-Rosenloef Lena, Koch Christiane, Koch Franziska, Baltrusch Simone, Tiedge Markus, Ibrahim Saleh, ;2012;Endocrinology;153;4666-76; 22919063
  • The mtDNA nt7778 G/T polymorphism augments formation of lymphocytic foci but does not aggravate cerulein-induced acute pancreatitis in mice.;Müller Sarah, Krüger Burkhard, Lange Falko, Bock Cristin N, Nizze Horst, Glass Änne, Ibrahim Saleh M, Jaster Robert, ;2014;PloS one;9;e102266; 25010670
  • Mitochondrial gene polymorphisms alter hepatic cellular energy metabolism and aggravate diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.;Schröder Torsten, Kucharczyk David, Bär Florian, Pagel René, Derer Stefanie, Jendrek Sebastian Torben, Sünderhauf Annika, Brethack Ann-Kathrin, Hirose Misa, Möller Steffen, Künstner Axel, Bischof Julia, Weyers Imke, Heeren Jörg, Koczan Dirk, Schmid Sebastian Michael, Divanovic Senad, Giles Daniel Aaron, Adamski Jerzy, Fellermann Klaus, Lehnert Hendrik, Köhl Jörg, Ibrahim Saleh, Sina Christian, ;2016;Molecular metabolism;5;283-295; 27069868
  • Behavior and stress reactivity in mouse strains with mitochondrial DNA variations.;Gimsa Ulrike, Kanitz Ellen, Otten Winfried, Ibrahim Saleh M, ;2009;Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences;1153;131-8; 19236336
  • Mutation of mitochondrial ATP8 gene improves hepatic energy status in a murine model of acute endotoxemic liver failure.;Eipel Christian, Hildebrandt Anke, Scholz Birte, Schyschka Lilianna, Minor Thomas, Kreikemeyer Bernd, Ibrahim Saleh M, Vollmar Brigitte, ;2011;Life sciences;88;343-9; 21167184

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