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Lab code "Riid" stands for?
USAMRIID
Lab code "Hsd" stands for?
Envigo
Lab code "J" stands for?
The Jackson Laboratory
Lab code "Crl" stands for?
Charles River
Lab code "N" stands for?
NIH
Lab code "Tac" stands for?
Taconic
Strain Abbreviations - "129"
129 strains
Strain Abbreviations - "A"
A strains
Strain Abbreviations - "AK"
AKR strains
Strain Abbreviations - "B"
C57BL
Strain Abbreviations - "B6J"
C57BL/6J substrains
Strain Abbreviations - "B10"
C57BL/10 strains
Strain Abbreviations - "C"
BALB/c strains
Strain Abbreviations - "C3"
C3H strains
Strain Abbreviations - "CBA"
CBA strains
Strain Abbreviations - "J"
SJL
Strain Abbreviations - "SW"
SWR
Strain Abbreviations - "D1", "D2"
DBA/1 strains
DBA/2 strains
Symbols -"/ "
Inbred Strain
Symbols -":"
Outbred Stock
Stock of breeding mice in a closed colony (cc) that has been established for at least 4 generations with <1% inbreeding. Stocks are genetically heterozygous and maintained by outcrossing.
Stocks are normally maintained in a closed colony. Colony has been established for at least _____ with _____% inbreeding
4
<1%
Stocks are genetically _____ and maintained by _____
heterozygous, outcrossing
Symbols -"- "
Coisogenic
Or simply a genetic mutation
Except for AILs
Symbols -"."
Congenic
gene of interest and flanking DNA
Symbols -"Chr"
Consomic
Symbols -"Mt"
Conplastic
Symbols -";"
Incipient congenic
Symbols -"Tg"
Transgenic
Symbols -"Tm"
Targeted mutation
Lab Code:Stock
Outbred
Tac:NIH Swiss
Crl:CD1
Hsd:ICR
Strain Name (normally begins with letter)
Inbred strain
What are common strain name rule breakers?
129
BALB/c
DBA/1
DBA/2
Original strain / Lab Code
substrain
Substrains differ by lab code
C57BL/6J
C57BL/6N
BALB/cByJ
What does this mean? C57BL/6J
C57BL/6 mouse from Jackson labs
FemaleStrain Malestrain F1/ Lab code
Hybrid F1
Femalestrain malestrain F#
intercross (breeding F1 offspring) - no longer identical
femalestrain(hybrid)
outcross or backcross, the hybrid is in the parenthesis
What does this mean? B6(D2B6F1)
backcrossed or outcrossed onto a B6 mouse
hybrid was DBA/2 female and B6 male of F1 generation
In Hybrid nomenclature, what strain goes first?
Dam (ladies first)
What does this mean? B6C3F1
Female c57BL/6, male C3H
What does this mean? D2B6F1
Female DBA/2, male C57BL/6
What does this mean? B6D2(F?+#)
Female c57BL/6, male DBA/2, The F generation is unknown, but a certain # of recent inbreeding generations is known
[female strain] X [male strain] # / lab code
Recombinant Inbred
How is a recombinant inbred strain created?
Developed by single-pair random matings of mice from an F2 generation created by crossing mice of two inbred strains. Continue intercrossing to F20
What does this mean? BXD1/Ty
Female C57Bl/6 X Male DBA/1 / lab is Ty
[Background strain] c [donor strain] #
Recombinant Congenic
How is a recombinant congenic strain created?
Similar to RI, but one or more backcrosses to one parental strain are made after the F1 generation, before inbreeding begins
[Host/recipient] ; [Donor] – ES targeted mutation
Incipient inbred stock or strain
How is an incipient inbred strain created
Designation for a combination of up to three stocks or strains that are in the process of becoming an inbred strain but are still < 20 generations of brother x sister mating.
What does this mean? B6;129-"gene"
B6 receives from 129 for "gene"
Lab Code:[Strain],[Strain]-Generation#
Advanced Intercross Lines
How is an advanced intercross line created?
Produce an F2 generation between two inbred strains, then intercrossing mice in each subsequent generation but avoiding sibling matings (to increase possibility of tightly linked genes recombining)
What does this mean? Pri:B6,D2-G6
Lab code is Pri
strain 1 is B6
Strain 2 is DBA/2
Generation 6
Strain-gene
Coisogenic strain

What does this mean?
Min allele found in Apc gene was put into a C57Bl/6 mouse and the holding lab is jackson labs
How is a co-isogenic strain created?
Inbred strain that differs from the background strain by ONLY a single mutated gene. Coisogenic mutations arise on a single strain.
What does this mean? C3H/HeSn-ash/+
coisogenic segregating inbred mutant strain carrying the ashen (ash) mutation, which arose on C3H/HeSn
[Background/recipient strain] . [donor strain] - allele
congenic strain
How is a congenic strain created?
Short chromosomal segment of interest was transferred from another strain or stock from repeated backcrossing.
10 backcross generations required. Genetically similar to background strain.
Congenic nomenclature rule
Used to move a gene of interest and flanking DNA on to a different background (recipient) strain. Backcross for at least 10 generations (N10) while selecting for a particular marker.
What does this mean? B6.129
congenic strain
129 is donor strain
B6 is background strain
What does this mean? B6.AKR-H2k
congenic strain
Recipient strain was B6
Donor strain was AKR
allele transferred was H2^k
How does "Speed Congenics" work?
Using marker assisted breeding (selecting the male offspring with the highest % of recipient SNPs) you can cut down the generational time to N5 backcrosses
[background/recipient strain] ; [donor strain] - allele
incipient congenic
What does it mean for a strain to be incipient congenic?
Backcrossing is incomplete and at the N5 generation
What does this mean? B6;129- Abctm1Zzz
incipient congenic
recipient strain is B6
donor strain is 129
allele is ABC^tm1Zzz
[Host strain] - Chr#donor strain
Consomic strain

How is a consomic strain created?
Backcrossing to an inbred strain to transfer an entire chromosome onto the recipient background strain. Requires at least N10 backcrosses.

What does this mean? C57BL/6J - Chr 19SPR
Consomic strain
Chromosome 19 from SPR donor strain has been transferred onto a C57Bl/6 mouse host strain
What does this mean? SHR-Chr YYNB
Consomic strain
The Y Chromosome from a Brown Norway rat has been backcrossed onto a Spontaneously hypertensive rat host.

conplastic strain
[Male strain]-mt[female strain]
![<p>[Male strain]-mt<sup>[female strain]</sup></p>](https://assets.knowt.com/user-attachments/2ea19c1c-7e8e-494b-841e-03e26cd19e9b.png)
How is a conplastic strain created?
Combining the nuclear genome of one (male) strain with the mitochondrial genome of another (female) strain. This is accomplished by either:
1) backcrossing (N10) with the mitochondrial donor always being the female parent
OR
2) by direct nuclear transfer into an enucleated embryo.
"Male" NUCLEAR genome of one inbred strain backcrossed to "female" CYTOPLASMIC genome of a different inbred strain
What does this mean? B6-mtD1
B6 male recipient (nuclear genome)
D1 (DBA1) female donor (mitochondrial DNA)
What does this mean? C57BL/6J-mtBALB/c
Male C57Bl/6J nuclear genome backcrossed onto female BALB/c cytoplasmic genome
[strain]allele or mutation
Segregating inbred strain
What does a segregating inbred strain mean?
Inbred strains in which a particular allele or mutation is maintained in a heterozygous state. Maintain by inbreeding (20+ generations) with forced heterozygosity at each generation for locus of interest
Looks like a normal inbred strain but italicized allele or mutation
IDK looks alot like a coisogenic strain
Examples of segregating inbred strain

[Strain]TgX(YYY)###Zzz
Transgenic mutation
What do each of the letters mean in a Transgenic strain name? [Strain]TgX(YYY)###Zzz
[strain] - the strain
Tg - stands for transgene
X - mode of insertion (Can be N, R, or H)
(YYY) - inserted DNA
### - number assigned
Zzz - lab code
In a transgenic mouse what does the N in [Strain]TgN(YYY)###Zzz stand for?
nonhomologous insertion used to insert transgene
-(Microinjection, electroporation of DNA into zygotes) derived by insertions of DNA sequence by nonhomologous crossing-over events
In a transgenic mouse what does the R in [Strain]TgR(YYY)###Zzz stand for?
retroviral vector used to insert transgene
-Insertion via infection with a retroviral vector
In a transgenic mouse what does the H in [Strain]TgH(YYY)###Zzz stand for?
homologous recombination used to insert transgene
-Derived from ES cells by introduction of DNA followed by recombination with the homologous sequence
Mouse gene symbols (YYY):
Italicized, First Letter Capitalized
Mousegene
Human gene symbols (YYY):
ITALICIZED, ALL CAPS [GAS]
HUMANGENE
Mouse and Human protein symbols (YYY):
NOT ITALICIZED, ALL CAPS
MOUSEORHUMANPROTEIN
Mouse allele symbols (YYY):
italicized, superscripted
Dominant alleles are capitalized
Recessive alleles are lowercase
Spontaneous mutation symbols (YYY):
Allele initially identified based on phenotype (db)
Once gene is identified, then allele symbol is superscripted to identified gene symbol (Leprdb)
Spontaneous means? non targeted mutation means?
spontaneous - devloped in nature
non targeted - use of a mutagen (UV light or ENU, etc.)
[Background strain] - Geneallele/lab code
Spontaneous or non targeted mutation


What does this tell you?
The Min phenotype was found to be apart of the APC gene and was put into the C57/Bl6 strain and is held by the jackson laboratory
[Background strain] - GenetmAllele#creating lab code /holding lab code
Targeted mutation


What does this tell you?
allele #1 was targeted mutationed and found in the APOE gene and placed onto a STOCK, it was created by Unc and is held by jackson labs
What changes if the targeted mutation was a knock out?
Strain or Stock -Gene (tm#LabCode)
What changes if the targeted mutation was a knock in?
Strain or Stock -Gene(tm#(Insertion)LabCode)
[Background strain] - GeneemAllele#creating lab code /holding lab code
endonuclease mediated mutation


What does this tell you?
Alle # 2 was was endonuclease mediated mutated and found in the Arid1b gene and placed onto a C57Bl/6 background strain, it was created by the Hzhu lab and is held by jackson laboratories
[Background strain]-Tg(Promotor-Gene) FounderLine Creating Labcode / Holding labcode
Transgenic (from another species) strain
-usually a human gene into a rodent model
-human genes/promotors are in ALL CAPS

Background strain is FVB/N
Trangenic
Promotor Ins1
Gene GAS
Founder line 1
Creator labcode Sbr
Holding labcode jackson labs
What does this mean?

Diversity Outbred
J:DO
Mice designed to be as genetically diverse as possible to mimic the human population.
lab code: nomenclature symbol