Lpin3 - Model 10615 - KO

• The targeting vector has been generated using C57BL/6J DNA and transfected into TaconicArtemis C57BL/6NTac ES cell line.
• Exon 2 contains the translation initiation codon.
• Exons 4 to 7 have been flanked by loxP sites (size of loxP-flanked region: 2.9 kb).
• The constitutive KO allele has been generated after Cre-mediated recombination by crossing chimeras to a Cre-Deleter on a C57BL/6 background.
• The constitutive KO line has been derived using C57BL/6NTac animals and the Cre-transgene was removed by segregation.
• Deletion of exons 4 to 7 should result in loss of function of the Lpin3 gene by deleting the C-terminal part of the Lipin domain and the potential nuclear localization signal and by generating a frameshift from exon 3 to exons 8-11 (premature Stop codon in exon 8).
• The remaining recombination sites are located in non-conserved regions of the genome.
• According to NCBI and Ensembl databases, there are two genes in the neighborhood of the Lpin3 gene:
  
  
  • The Zhx3 gene (Entrez ID: 320799; ENSMUSG00000035877) is located approx. 22 kb upstream of Lpin3 exon 4 in a head-to-head orientation.
  • The Emilin3 gene (Entrez ID: 280635; ENSMUSG00000050700) is located approx. 9 kb downstream of Lpin3 exon 7 in a tail-to-tail orientation.


• The corresponding conditional KO allele is available as line 10584.
• Datamining and Design performed in 2009.

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4. Taconic sends request for MTA.
5. Nonprofit Investigator provides scientific workplan answering 4 basic questions.
6. MTA is issued for Nonprofit Investigator/institution review and signature.
7. MTA is executed by all parties and release of GEM is approved.
8. Taconic contacts requestor to obtain purchase order (PO) to cover the cryorecovery ($4,900 per cryopreserved GEM line) and shipment costs.
9. Taconic begins cryorecovery upon receipt of PO and delivers GEM line to requestor (See pricing and Deliverables).

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Upon execution of the MTA terms of use, requestor needs to provide purchase order (PO) to cover the cryorecovery fee and additional shipment costs.

1. Taconic will begin standard derivation of cryopreserved material (sperm or embryos) upon receipt of PO from recipient.
2. Taconic will conduct testing using its International Health Monitoring System™ (IHMS™) to ensure that the mice meet a Murine Pathogen Free™ (MPF™) health status.
3. Taconic will genotype the recovered mice prior to shipment.
4. Taconic will provide a health status report, the genotyping results of the recovered animals and genotyping assay information for the requested GEM line.
5. Taconic shall deliver a minimum of two (2) mice heterozygous at the selected gene of interest of a requested GEM line.
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