Genetics and more biology Flashcards

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BR

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C57BR strains

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HR

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HRS strains

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C57L strains

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R3

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RIIIS strains

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Order - mouse

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Rodentia

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Clade - mouse

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M. musculus

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Superfamily - Mouse

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Muroidea

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Family - Mouse

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Muridae

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House mouse clade

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M. m. domesticus, M. m. musculus, M.m. castaneus, M. m. bactrianus, M.m. gentilulus

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Genetic mosaic of lab mouse

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M.m. domesticus (60%), M.m. musculus (30%), and M.m. castaneus. Most lab mice share common mitochondrial genome from M.m. domesticus and common Y chromosome from M.m. musculus

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Abbie Lathrop’s Granby Mouse Farm, MA

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Most lab mice strains derived from small number of fancy mice from a single breeder

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Mouse chromosome number - haploid

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20, telocentric chromosomes

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MHC chr. location

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Coisogenic

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Inbred strains that differ from original strain by mutation at single locus E.g. - 129S7/SvEvBrd- Fyntm1Sor Strain then DASH and gene

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Recombinent inbred strains

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Sets of inbred mice derived from crossing two inbred strains, and then developed by single pair random mating of sibling mice from F2 generations. Each line maintained separately becoming its own inbred strain (20 generations) E.g. - CXB6, female first

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Outbred stock

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E.g. - TAC:NIH Swiss COLON

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F1 Hybrid

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E.g. - D2B6F1 Progeny of two inbred strains Uppercase abbreviations of parents followed by F1, genetically identical (F1 only)

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Congenic

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One or more backcrosses to parental strain are made after F1 with selection for a particular marker (10 generations)

Recipient.donor-differential allele

E.g. - B6.AKR- H2 k

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Conplastic

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Inbred mice that are congenic for mitochondrial DNA contributed by other strains. Nuclear genome from male of one strain backcrossed (at least 10) onto cytoplasmic genome of female of another

E.g. - C57BL/6-mtBALB/c

NUCLEAR GENOME-mtcytoplasmic genome

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Consomic

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Inbred mice that are congenic for an entire chromosome. Repeat backcrossing of whole chromosome onto an inbred strain (10 backcrosses) E.g. - SHR-ChrYBN HOSTSTRAIN-Chr#DONOR STRAIN

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Point mutations

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ENU, EMS

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Cre

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Coliphage F1, site specific recombinase loxP (target site)

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FLP

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae, site specific recombinase FRT (target site)

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RNAi

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Gene knockdown mice Electroporation or lentiviral infection

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Original C57BL/6 mouse
Originated from Abbie Lantrop's female 57 (and male 52) at Cold spring Harbor Laboratory (C) and was the black (BL) line of this female
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Mouse food consumption
3-5g/day after weaning
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Water consumption - mouse
6-7mL/day
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Eyes open - mice
12-13 days
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TNZ mouse
29.6-30.5C
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Mouse lung lobes
4 (right): superior, middle, inferior, postcaval
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Mouse adaptation for high BMR
High alveolar PO2, rapid respiratory rate, short air passage, moderately high RBC count, high Hb and CA; high blood O2 capacity; high capillary density, high glucose,; more pronounced Bohr effect
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Protein in mouse urin
Taurine is always present, tyrptophan absent Creatinine is excreted (not like other mammals)
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Submaxillary gland - mouse
Secretes only seromucoid (mixed gland in most other mammals)
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Esophagus of the mouse
Thick cornified squamous epithelium
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Gastric mucosa - mice
Proximal portion of the stomach is keratinized, distal part is glandular
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Order, suborder, superfamily, family, subfamily, genus, species of lab mouse
Rodentia, myomorpha, muroidea, muridae, murinae, mus, musculus
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Mouse chromosome pairs and characteristics
20 telocentric chromosomes
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Histocompatibility (H) loci
control expression of cell surface molecules that modulate critical immune responses
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MHC chromosome
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Inbred
Strains, 20 or more brother x sister (filial, F) generations Not FULLY inbred until 60 F
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Substrain
If branches of an inbred strain are separated before F40, if branches have separated for 100 generations, or if genetic differences arise Base strain/ILAR lab code
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Isogenic
When two inbred mouse strains are bred to each other the F1 hybrids are genetically identical to each other, but maximally heterozygous (with chromosomes of each chromosomal pair separately contributed by each parental strain)
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F2 hybrids
Maximally genetically diverse from one another (with chromosomes of both chromosomal pairs containing a mixture of contributions from each parental strain)
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Recombinant Inbred (RI)
Sets of inbred strains of mice derived from crossing two inbred strains, developed by single-pair random matings of sibling mice from the F2 generation Propegated by brother-sister matings for 20 generations, with each line becoming a separate inbred strain Useful for mapping phenotypic or quantitative traits that differ between the progenitor strains
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Recombinant congenic strains
Sets of inbred strains with one or more backcrosses to one parental strain (background strain) made after the F1 generation, before inbreeding has begun BackgroundStraincDonorStrain1 eg - CcS1
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Advanced intracross lines (AILs)
RI line Produce F2 generation between two inbred strains and then, in each subsequent generation, intercrossing mice but avoiding sibling matings Increase possibility of recombination between tightly linked genes LabCode:InbredStrain,InbredStrain-G#
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Co-isogenic
When a mutation arises spontaneously or is induced within an inbred strain the mutant mouse becomes co-isogenic with the parent inbred strain Identical except for one mutant allele Strain-*differential allele* C3H/HeJ-*md2J*
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Backcrossing, congenic
F1 hybrid created by mating the donor mutant strain to the desired background strain while retaining the mutant locus After 10 backcross generations the mutant mouse line is now congenic Never coisogenic
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F1 hybrids
Mice from crosses between inbred strains Cannot be perpetuated
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Segregating inbred strain
Brother-sister matings system for more than 20 generations with heterozygosity for the mutations forced by 1) backcrossing, 2) intercrossing, 3) crossing and intercrossing or 4) backcrossing and intercrossing Continue brother-sister matings with heterozygosity force by above methods or with homozygosity forced by intercrossing homozygotes
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Consomic strains
Aka - chromsome substitution strains Inbred mice that are congenic for entire chromosomes Useful for studying polygenic traits
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Conplastic strains
Inbred mice that are congenic for different mitochondrial genomes contributed by other inbred strains, species, or subspecies
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Mutagenic chemical that induce point mutations
ethylmethanesulphonate (EMS) or N-ethyl-N-nitrosurea (ENU)
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Transgenic founders
Hemizygous - injected DNA is not homologous to the mouse genome and is not an allele Each embryo genertically altered by additive transgenesis (pronuclear injection)
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Gene trapping
High-throughput approach that randomly introduce insertional mutations within the genome Vectors containing a gene trapping cassette with a promotor-less reporter gene and/or selectable genetic marker flanked by an upstream 3' splice site and a downstream termination sequence Simultaneously inactive and report the expression of the trapped gene at the insertion site, and provide a DNA tag for the rapid identification of the disrupted genes
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Targeted gene mutations
Homologous recombination of specific sites within the genome of the ES cells Homologous sequences flank the upstream and downstream regions of the targeted gene and the construct between the flanking sequences may inactivate (knock out) or replace (knock in) a gene
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Cre
Recombinase from coliphage P1
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FLP
Recombinase from Saccharomyces cerevisiae Mediates recombination via FRT (target site)
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ES cell transgenics
Transformed ES cells are injected in the inner cell mass of recipient blastocysts, which are implanted into the uteri of pseudopregnant surrogate mothers Pups that are born are a mix of cells derived from recipient blastocysts and transformed ES cells (chimeras)
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RNAi
dsRNA used to produce gene knockdown mice Proccessed into siRNAs which find a homologous target mRNA resulting in interference
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ZFNs and TALENs
Engineered proteins that target DNA fused to the nonspecific endonuclease Fok1
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CRIPSR
Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats Target specific DNA sequences Cas proteins produce DSB (double-stranded breaks)
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Mechanism of EE's (engineered endonucleases)
Produce DSB by either NHEJ or homologous recombination (HR) Vectors encoding EEs can be injected by pronuclear injection of DNA, intracytoplasmic injection of RNA, or transfection of mouse ES cells
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NHEJ
Error-prone repair system Results in insertions or deletions (indels) with a high frequency, which can result in gene disruption
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HR
Less common repair pathway Certain manipulations can be used to increase HR efficiency Allows for introduction of donor DNA to generate knock-ins, specific point mutations, or for the generation of larger modifications such as insertion of loxP sites
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F1 hybrid nomenclature
StrainStrain Female partner listed first C57Bl/6J129S2/SvPasF1 B6129F1
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RI nomenclature
Parent Strain X Parent Strain - specific line C57BL/6JXDBA/2J-1 BXD-1
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Nomenclature - mutant genes
Brief abbreviation for the mutation Parent gene in italics Mutant gene in superscript E.g - *LystbgJ*
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Transgenic strain - nomenclature
Tg(YYY)#Zzz Tg = transgenic YYY = brief description of the inserted DNA = series of event generated using a given construct Zzz = lab code E.g. - FVB/N-Tg(MMTV-Erb2)1Led Inbred FVB/N mice in which the rat Erb2 gene was inserted under control of the mammary tumor virus LTR promotor, the first line created in the laboratory of Phil Leder
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Transgene insertional mutation - nomenclature
Mutant allele of gene is given designation by using the gene symbol and an abbreviation for the transgene as a superscript (-*Abc*tg1Zzz*)*
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Targeted mutation/KO nomenclature
Designated by the mutated gene with the identification of the mutational event as a superscript *Cftrtm1Unc* Targeted mutation (tm), first line (1) created at the University of North Carolina (Unc) in the cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator gene
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Congenic nomenclature
Background inbred strain **.** donor strain C57BL/6N.129P2/OlaHsd-*Abctm1Zzz* If the background strain is mixed genetic origin: **STOCK**.donor If the donor strain is mixed: Cg
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Incipient congenic
Backcrossing is incomplete but at the N5 generation background inbred strain ; donor strain
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Mixed Inbred
Strain derived from two strains which is not yet inbred Strain1;Strain2
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Pronuclear injection
Randomly inserted DNA, 1-5% success, multiple copies often inserted (concatamer), must integrate stably into at least one chromosomes to be genetically transmitted Male mice are mated with young, superovulated female mice. Females are euthanized 0.5 DPC and embryos harvested. Injected and implanted into oviducts of 0.5 DPC pseudopregnant recipient. DNA of interest is cloned within a bacterial plasmid and propogated in E. coli Start sequence, promotor, cloned gene, stop sequence, and vector backbone
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Blastocyst injection
Targeted mutation, ESCs mediated homologous recombination, screen chimeras for germline transmission
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ENU
N-ethyl-N-nitrosurea Targets the SSC in males and induces one mutation every 175-4500 loci 100mg/kg q3 weeks Fertility recovery 12-20 weeks