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MUTANT LINE   NMF370 Contact JAX-NMF for ordering information
Synopsis:

Mutants show bi-directional circling behavior.

Detailed Phenotype Description:

These mutants are characterized by bi-directional circling behavior and body tremor. Occasionally they might pull head and shoulders together and move briskly backwards, while moving their head and shoulders from side to side. The onset of this phenotype is at approximately 5 weeks of age (average 4.7+/- 2.2 weeks; n=89); a colony can be maintained through regular breeding,although some females might have difficulties maintaining their pups. Standard pathology workup on two mutants (31 or 172 days of age) revealed no abnormalities. Whole ear exam of the older mutant showed no abnormalities, although otitis was noted in serial sections of the ears of the younger mutant.

Abnormal Assays:Domain(s):
Overt movement/posture (view protocol) Auditory/Vestibular, Visible Mutants


MUTANT LINE INFORMATION
Mutant Line Name
NMF370 (view more detail at Mutagenesis Center)
Gene Symbol nmf370 (view more info on gene)
Gene Name neuroscience mutagenesis facility370
Allele Symbol nmf370
Allele Name neuroscience mutagenesis facility370
MGI ID MGI:3624125 (view MGI record)
Originating Mutagenesis Center The Jackson Laboratory (contact for ordering information)
Mutation Type chemically induced mutation (CI)
Strain Designation C57BL/6J-nmf370/J


HERITABILITY AND MAPPING INFORMATION
Background Strain C57BL/6J
Mode of Inheritance Recessive
Heritability Proven
Chromosome Location
Mapping Interval
Identified Mutation


STATUS INFORMATION
Availability
  • Live mice (LM)
Confirmation Date 07-Jun-2006
Availability Date 15-Jun-2006
Off-Shelf Date
Line History Comments Please note: While this mutation is available, it has not yet been chromosomally mapped - an important part of determining whether it is allelic with a previously characterized mutation.