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NBRP Rat No: 0718
Strain name: LEA-Tp53tm1(AmCyan1)Ncco
Commmon Name: p53 mutant rat, LEA-p53-KO(AmCyan1/IRES/Neo)3NCCRI
Principal Investigator:
Takahiro OchiyaTokyo Medical University Institute of Medical Science
Preservation Status:
Coat Color
茶色
Inbred Generations
不明
Usage Restrictions
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The recipient is requested to cite the literature designated by the DEPOSITOR.
Sci Rep. 2012;2:945.
Kawamata M, Ochiya T.
Two distinct knockout approaches highlight a critical role for p53 in rat.
Genetic Status
Comercial Availability
Research Category
Gene Affected
p53遺伝子を欠損。CAG promoter, AmCyan1, IRES, neo, pA 遺伝子がノックインにより組み込まれている。
Origin
LEA rats were provided fron Kyoto Bioresource Center in 2006. Then LEA rat ES cells having Oct4-Venus gene and Oct4-Venus Tg rat strain (LEA-Tg(Pou5f1-YFP*)3Ncco) were established. ES cells were establised from Oct4-Venus Tg rat, p53 heterozygous-ES cells were made by gene targeting method and finally p53-heterozygous rat strain (LEA-Tp53tm1(AmCyan1)Ncco) was established by germline transmission. Deposited p53-heterozygous rats do not have Oct4-Venus. Vector: AmCyan1 (Clontech)
Strain characteristics
AmCyan1 expression under CAG-promoter and deletion of p53 gene expression. Almost all p53 heterozygous rats die of tumor within one year of age.
Breeding Conditions
mating between heterozygous rats
Genotyping
PCR analysis wild type PCR product: 207 bp product Forward: GGAGGGAAGGGTATCACACA Reverse: CACCAGCTCACCAAGGCCTA Mutant PCR product: about 1100 bp Forward: ATTCGCAGCGCATCGCCTTCT Reverse: GCTGGAGATATGGGTGGGTC KOD version2 (TOYOBO) 94℃: 2 min, 35 cycles (98℃: 20 sec, 62℃: 20 sec, 68℃: 1 min), 68℃: 5 min, 4℃
References
Kawamata M, Ochiya T. Generation of genetically modified rats from embryonic stem cells. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2010 Aug 10;107(32):14223-8.

Kawamata M, Ochiya T. Two distinct knockout approaches highlight a critical role for p53 in rat development. Sci Rep 2012 2: 945
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