Strain Data Sheet

RBRC00639

Strain Information

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BRC No.RBRC00639
TypeInbred
SpeciesMus musculus molossinus
Strain nameJF1/Msf
Former Common nameJapanese Fancy 1
H-2 Haplotype
ES Cell line
Background strainJF1 [Mus musculus molossinus]
Appearanceblack spotted white coat, black eyes [a/a B/B C/C D/D s/s]
Strain developmentThe JF1/Ms strain was derived from fancy mice purchased at a market in Denmark in 1987, and has been maintained at the National Institute of Genetics, Mishima, Japan. In 1993, it was established as inbred strain and was named JF1, Japanese Fancy mouse 1.
Strain descriptionMorphological and genetical analysis indicated that the JF1 mice originated from the Japanese wild mice, Mus musculus molossinus. The coat color of this strain is black spotted white coat with black eyes. The related genes are a/a B/B C/C D/D s/s.
Colony maintenanceSibling MatingFemales are able to get pregnant after 3 months old.
References
A new inbred strain JF1 established from Japanese fancy mouse carrying the classic piebald allele.
Koide T, Moriwaki K, Uchida K, Mita A, Sagai T, Yonekawa H, Katoh H, Miyashita N, Tsuchiya K, Nielsen T J, Shiroishi T
Mamm. Genome, 9, 15-19 (1998). 9434939

The ancestor of extant Japanese fancy mice contributed to the mosaic genomes of classical inbred strains.
Takada T, Ebata T, Noguchi H, Keane T M, Adams D J, Narita T, Shin-I T, Fujisawa H, Toyoda A, Abe K, Obata Y, Sakaki Y, Moriwaki K, Fujiyama A, Kohara Y, Shiroishi T
Genome Res., 23(8), 1329-1338 (2013). 23604024

Health Report

Examination Date / Room / Rack2024/07/22Room:3-CRack:L
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Gene

Gene SymbolGene NameChr.Allele SymbolAllele NameCommon NamesPromoterDiseases Related to This Gene
Ednrbendothelin receptor type B14Ednrbpiebald
  • ABCD syndrome(MedGEN)

  • Hirschsprung disease, susceptibility to, 2(MedGEN)

  • Waardenburg syndrome type 4A(MedGEN)
  • Phenotype

    Annotation by Mammalian phenotyhpe ontology
  • abnormal foot pigmentation(MP:0009379)

  • abnormal tail pigmentation(MP:0005174)

  • megacolon(MP:0002731)

  • variable body spotting(MP:0002940)

  • variable depigmentation(MP:0010016)
  • more 1 phenotypes
  • white spotting(MP:0002938)
  • Detailed phenotype data

    Ordering Information

    Donor DNA
    Research applicationGenetics Research
    Specific Term and ConditionsIn publishing the research results obtained by use of the BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE, a citation of the following literature(s) designated by the DEPOSITOR is requested. Genome Res., 23, 1329-1338 (2013). In publishing the research results to be obtained by use of the BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE, an acknowledgment to the DEPOSITOR is requested. The RECIPIENT must contact the DEPOSITOR in the case of application for any patents or commercial use based on the results from the use of the BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE. Prior to requesting the BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE, the RECIPIENT must obtain approval from the DEPOSITOR using the Approval Form. (Contact info: Tsuyoshi Koide, Ph.D. <tkoide@nig.ac.jp>, Mouse Genomics Resource Laboratory)
    DepositorToshihiko Shiroishi (National Institute of Genetics)
    Strain Statusan icon for Live miceLive mice
    an icon for Frozen embryosFrozen embryos
    an icon for Frozen spermFrozen sperm
    Strain AvailabilityCryopreserved embryos (within 1 month)
    Live mouse (1 to 3 months)
    Additional Info.Necessary documents for ordering:
    1. Approval form (Japanese / English)
    2. Order form (Japanese / English)
    3. Category I MTA: MTA for distribution with RIKEN BRC (Japanese / English)

    Genotyping protocol -PCR-

    BRC mice in Publications

    Kamimura S, Hatanaka Y, Hirasawa R, Matsumoto K, Oikawa M, Lee J, Matoba S, Mizutani E, Ogonuki N, Inoue K, Kohda T, Ishino F, Ogura A.
    Establishment of paternal genomic imprinting in mouse prospermatogonia analyzed by nuclear transfer.
    Biol Reprod 91(5) 120(2014) 25232016
    Hasegawa A, Mochida K, Matoba S, Yonezawa K, Ohta A, Watanabe G, Taya K, Ogura A.
    Efficient production of offspring from Japanese wild-derived strains of mice (Mus musculus molossinus) by improved assisted reproductive technologies.
    Biol Reprod 86(5) 167, 1-7(2012) 22337332
    Matoba S, Ogura A.
    Generation of functional oocytes and spermatids from fetal primordial germ cells after ectopic transplantation in adult mice.
    Biol Reprod 84(4) 631-8(2011) 21076079
    Lee J, Kanatsu-Shinohara M, Ogonuki N, Miki H, Inoue K, Morimoto T, Morimoto H, Ogura A, Shinohara T.
    Heritable imprinting defect caused by epigenetic abnormalities in mouse spermatogonial stem cells.
    Biol Reprod 80(3) 518-27(2009) 19020300
    Matsuzaki H, Miyajima Y, Fukamizu A, Tanimoto K.
    Orientation of mouse H19 ICR affects imprinted H19 gene expression through promoter methylation-dependent and -independent mechanisms.
    Commun Biol 4(1) 1410(2021) 34921234
    Hirose M, Hada M, Kamimura S, Matoba S, Honda A, Motomura K, Ogonuki N, Shawki HH, Inoue K, Takahashi S, Ogura A.
    Aberrant imprinting in mouse trophoblast stem cells established from somatic cell nuclear transfer-derived embryos.
    Epigenetics 13(7) 693-703(2018) 30079806
    Matsuzaki H, Kimura M, Morihashi M, Tanimoto K.
    Imprinted DNA methylation of the H19 ICR is established and maintained in vivo in the absence of Kaiso.
    Epigenetics Chromatin 17(1) 20(2024) 38840164
    Matsuzaki H, Kuramochi D, Okamura E, Hirakawa K, Ushiki A, Tanimoto K.
    Recapitulation of gametic DNA methylation and its post-fertilization maintenance with reassembled DNA elements at the mouse Igf2/H19 locus.
    Epigenetics Chromatin 13(1) 2(2020) 31937365
    Sasaki N, Yamauchi H, Tomohiro N, Agui T.
    The telocentric tandem repeat at the p-arm is not conserved in Mus musculus subspecies.
    Gene 513(1) 214-8(2013) 23116940
    Hada M, Miura H, Tanigawa A, Matoba S, Inoue K, Ogonuki N, Hirose M, Watanabe N, Nakato R, Fujiki K, Hasegawa A, Sakashita A, Okae H, Miura K, Shikata D, Arima T, Shirahige K, Hiratani I, Ogura A.
    Highly rigid H3.1/H3.2-H3K9me3 domains set a barrier for cell fate reprogramming in trophoblast stem cells.
    Genes Dev 36(1-2) 84-102(2022) 34992147
    Kim JM, Ogura A.
    Changes in allele-specific association of histone modifications at the imprinting control regions during mouse preimplantation development.
    Genesis 47(9) 611-6(2009) 19530139
    Inoue K, Ogonuki N, Yamamoto Y, Takano K, Miki H, Mochida K, Ogura A.
    Tissue-specific distribution of donor mitochondrial DNA in cloned mice produced by somatic cell nuclear transfer.
    Genesis 39(2) 79-83(2004) 15170692
    Hara S, Takano T, Fujikawa T, Yamada M, Wakai T, Kono T, Obata Y.
    Forced expression of DNA methyltransferases during oocyte growth accelerates the establishment of methylation imprints but not functional genomic imprinting.
    Hum Mol Genet 23(14) 3853-64(2014) 24599402
    Honda A, Hirose M, Inoue K, Hiura H, Miki H, Ogonuki N, Sugimoto M, Abe K, Kanatsu-Shinohara M, Kono T, Shinohara T, Ogura A.
    Large-scale production of growing oocytes in vitro from neonatal mouse ovaries.
    Int J Dev Biol 53(4) 605-13(2009) 19247970
    Okayama T, Goto T, Toyoda A.
    Assessing nest-building behavior of mice using a 3D depth camera.
    J Neurosci Methods 251 151-7(2015) 26051553
    Sasaki K, Hara S, Yamakami R, Sato Y, Hasegawa S, Kono T, Morohaku K, Obata Y.
    Ectopic expression of DNA methyltransferases DNMT3A2 and DNMT3L leads to aberrant hypermethylation and postnatal lethality in mice.
    Mol Reprod Dev 86(6) 614-623(2019) 30834655
    Shinmen A, Honda A, Ohkawa M, Hirose M, Ogonuki N, Yuzuriha M, Miki H, Mochida K, Inoue K, Abe K, Ito M, Ogura A.
    Efficient production of intersubspecific hybrid mice and embryonic stem cells by intracytoplasmic sperm injection.
    Mol Reprod Dev 74(9) 1081-8(2007) 17290420
    Mochida K, Hasegawa A, Otaka N, Hama D, Furuya T, Yamaguchi M, Ichikawa E, Ijuin M, Taguma K, Hashimoto M, Takashima R, Kadota M, Hiraiwa N, Mekada K, Yoshiki A, Ogura A.
    Devising assisted reproductive technologies for wild-derived strains of mice: 37 strains from five subspecies of Mus musculus.
    PLoS One 9(12) e114305(2014) 25470728
    Kasahara T, Abe K, Mekada K, Yoshiki A, Kato T.
    Genetic variation of melatonin productivity in laboratory mice under domestication.
    Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 107(14) 6412-7(2010) 20308563
    Obata Y, Wakai T, Hara S, Kono T.
    Long exposure to mature ooplasm can alter DNA methylation at imprinted loci in non-growing oocytes but not in prospermatogonia.
    Reproduction 147(1) H1-6(2014) 24123131
    Imaizumi Y, Furutachi S, Watanabe T, Miya H, Kawaguchi D, Gotoh Y.
    Role of the imprinted allele of the Cdkn1c gene in mouse neocortical development.
    Sci Rep 10(1) 1884(2020) 32024956