Pde6b rd1 mutation modifies cataractogenesis in Foxe3 rct mice
Pde6b rd1 mutation modifies cataractogenesis in Foxe3 rct mice
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Pde6b rd1 突变改变 Foxe3 rct 小鼠的白内障发生
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2018.01.031
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Kikkawa Yoshiaki
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作者:
Wada Kenta;Saito Junichi;Yamaguchi Midori;Seki Yuta;Furugori Masamune;Takahashi Gou;Nishito Yasumasa;Matsuda Hiroshi;Shitara Hiroshi;Kikkawa Yoshiaki
TheFoxe3rctmutation, which causes early-onset cataracts, is a recessive mutation found in SJL/J mice. A previous study reported that cataract phenotypes are modified by the genetic background of mouse inbred strains and that thePde6brd1mutation, which induced degeneration of the photoreceptor cells, is a strong candidate genetic modifier to accelerate the severity of cataractogenesis ofFoxe3rctmice. We created congenic mice by transferring a genomic region including theFoxe3rctmutation to the B6 genetic background, which does not carry thePde6brd1mutation. In the congenic mice, the cataract phenotypes became remarkably mild, and the development of cataracts was suppressed for a long time. Moreover, we created transgenic mice by injecting BAC clones including the wild-typePde6bgene into the eggs of SJL-Foxe3rctmice. Although the resistant effect for cataract phenotypes in transgenic mice was less than that in congenic mice, the severity and onset time of cataract phenotypes were clearly improved and delayed, respectively, compared with the phenotypes of the original SJL-Foxe3rctmice. These results clearly show that the development of early-onset cataracts requires at least two mutant alleles ofFoxe3rctandPde6brd1, and another modifier associated with the severity of cataract phenotypes inFoxe3rctmice underlies the genetic backgrounds in mice.