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Strain Detail: Mup-KO mice
Strain information |
Resource No. |
nbio354 |
Strain name |
Mup-KO |
Strain Nomenclature |
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Common name/Synonyms |
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Strain types |
mutant |
Background strain |
C57BL/6N |
Institution |
Laboratory of Animal Models for Human Diseases, National Institutes of Biomedical Innovation, Health and Nutrition |
Developer |
Osamu Suzuki |
Depositor |
Osamu Suzuki |
Conditions of distribution |
Collaboration with the depositor only. It's necessary to obtain depositor's consent on use of biological resources. contact us |
Animal Health Report |
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Strain description |
In mice, even a healthy individual shows proteinuria because major urinary proteins (MUPs) produced in the liver are excreted in the urine in a large quantity. This mouse strain is a strain in which the entire Mup gene cluster has been deleted by genome editing (CRISPR / Cas9). As a result, urinary MUPs (~20 kDa) have completely disappeared (see photo). The strain would be useful as a model for urinary protein research in addition to MUP research. |
Reference(s) |
- Suzuki O, Koura M, Uchio-Yamada K, and Sasaki M. (2021) Urinary protein analysis in mice lacking major urinary proteins. Exp Anim 70(3):406-411. [PMID:33883349]
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Resource information |
Cryopreserved sperm |
In-house |
Genotype |
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Medium |
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From other institutions |
Genotype |
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Medium |
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Cryopreserved embryo |
In-house |
Mating System |
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Genotype |
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Medium |
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From other institutions |
Mating System |
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Genotype |
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Method |
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Strain status / Availability |
Cryopreserved sperm |
Within 1 month |
Cryopreserved embryo |
Within 1 month |
Live animals |
Approx. 2 months |
Gene information |
Mutation types |
Knockout |
Gene symbol |
Mup (cluster of multiple genes) |
Gene name |
Major urinary proteins |
Genotyping information |
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