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Strain Detail: B6N lox-synPCB-Blvra−/− mice
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Resource No. | nbio452 |
Strain name | B6N lox-synPCB-Blvra−/− |
Strain Nomenclature | |
Common name/Synonyms | Blvra−/− SynPCB, B6 Albino-KOBACHI |
Strain types | mutant |
Background strain | B6 Albino |
Institution | Laboratory of Bioimaging and Cell Signaling, Graduate School of Biostudies, Kyoto University |
Developer | Michiyuki Matsuda |
Depositor | Michiyuki Matsuda |
Conditions of distribution | It's necessary to obtain depositor's consent on use of biological resources. contact us |
Animal Health Report | |
Strain description | This strain expresses the ficocyanin bilin (PCB) synthase (SynPCB) gene in a Cre-dependent manner. It also lacks biliverdin reductase (Blvra, see B6N Albino-Blvra-/-), an enzyme that breaks down PCBs, and therefore accumulates high levels of PCBs. |
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Cryopreserved sperm | In-house | Genotype | lox-synPCB: hemizygous , Blvra: homozygous |
Medium | Fertiup | ||
From other institutions | Genotype | ||
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Cryopreserved embryo | In-house | Mating System | ♂:lox-synPCB: hemizygous / Blvra : homozygous x ♀: fluorescence (-) / Blvra: homozygous |
Genotype | lox-synPCB: hemizygous or wild, Blvra: homozygous | ||
Medium | EFS40 | ||
From other institutions | Mating System | ||
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Strain status / Availability | Cryopreserved sperm | Within 1 month | |
Cryopreserved embryo | Within 1 month | ||
Live animals | Approx. 2 months |
Gene information | |
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Mutation types | conditional KO |
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Genotyping information | Genotypes are determined by fluorescence on the body surface. The lox-synPCB mice express mCherry fluorescence throughout the body. Under green light (around 560 nm), mice with mCherry fluorescence (around 610 nm) are Blvra-/- SynPCB mice, and mice without mCherry fluorescence are Blvra-/- mice. If the mice have Cre enzymes, the red fluorescent protein is replaced by the blue fluorescent protein. |