Cat. No.: DMM-001254
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Model Overview | |
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Model Description | ALS/LtJ and ALR/LtJ inbred strains are useful for a wide range od studies including type 1 and type 2 diabetes, obesity, metabolism and toxicology research. Treatment of alloxan or streptozotocin causing pancreatic beta cell destruction, leads to severe hyperglycemia and hypoinsulinemia in ALS/LtJ mice. Alloxan-untreated ALS/Lt males exhibit impaired glucose tolerance when tested by intraperitoneal administration of glucose, and become hyperinsulinemic. ALS/LtJ mice contain genes predisposing to both experimentally-induced type 1 and spontaneously-developing type 2 diabetes mellitus. ALS/Lt mice exhibit significantly lower antioxidant defenses than do ALR/Lt. ALS/Lt is a useful control strain for comparing inbred strain susceptibility to free radical-mediated damage. |
Strain Name | ALS/LtJ |
Background Strain | ALS/Lt and ALR/Lt |
SPF | Yes |
Research Application | Diabetes |
Target Information | |
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Target Name | Cdh23; Gnat2; mt-Tr |
Synonyms | 4930542A03Rik, ahl, bob, CDHR23, mdfw, nmf112, nmf181, nmf252, PITA5, sals, USH1D; ACHM4, Gnat-2, GNATC, Gt-2, HG1D, Tcalpha; MTTR, tRNA, tRNA-Arg, TrnR tRNA |
Gene ID | 64072; 2780; 4573 |
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