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Next-Generation Sequencing to compare RNA transcripts between Adam19 wildtype and knockout mice

ABSTRACT: ADAM19 has been associated with pulmonary function traits in a number of genome wide association analyses by our group and others. We want to use a mouse model to examine the role Adam19 in lung function to clarify whether ADAM19 is truly the causal gene at this locus. We created a whole body Adam19 knockout mouse model targeting exon6 and 7 to disrupt the transcript expression from exon 8 through the end of gene sequences. In previous publications, mice lacking Adam19 exon 11, which harbor a catalytic site, were not postnatal viable. Contradictory to the previous publications, our Adam19 knockout survived postnatally. Our objectives were to determine if this novel mouse model is truly Adam19-deficient rather than a hypomorph or neomorph rescuing the previously published lethal phenotype of Adam19-deficient mice.

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE183318 | GEO | 2024/05/10

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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