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Strain Registration

Strain: LOU/CHan

Symbol: LOU/CHan
Strain: LOU
Substrain: CHan
Full Name: Louvain
RGD ID: 10023
Citation ID: RRID:RGD_10023
Ontology ID: RS:0000562
Also Known As: MDC-03-66
Type: inbred
Available Source: Not Available
Description: unknown
Coat Color: Albino
Inbred Generations: At Han (1989),F32.
Last Known Status: Unknown






References

References - curated
# Reference Title Reference Citation
1. Genetic characterization of inbred strains of the rat (Rattus norvegicus). Bender K, etal., J Exp Anim Sci 1994 Aug;36(4-5):151-65.
2. Sequencing and chromosomal localization of Fabp6 and an intronless Fabp6 segment in the rat. Bonne A, etal., Mol Biol Rep 2003 Sep;30(3):173-6.
3. Inbred Strains Festing, MFW, Inbred Strains, The Laboratory Rat, 1979, Baker HK, Lindsey JR, Weisbroth SH, 55-72, Academic Press
4. Update to previous Strain Data Festing, MFW, Personal Communication Update, Feb-2000
5. Polymorphisms of the glucocorticoid receptor gene in laboratory and wild rats: steroid binding properties of trinucleotide CAG repeat length variants. Heeley RP, etal., Mamm Genome 1998 Mar;9(3):198-203.
6. Institute for Animal Experimentation University of Tokushima School of Medicine Institute for Animal Experimentation University of Tokushima School of Medicine
7. Use of simple sequence length polymorphisms for genetic characterization of rat inbred strains. Otsen M, etal., Mamm Genome 1995 Sep;6(9):595-601.
8. RGD Strain RSO annotation pipeline RGD Automated Pipelines
9. SNP and haplotype mapping for genetic analysis in the rat. Saar K, etal., Nat Genet. 2008 May;40(5):560-6.
10. Genetic variation in coding regions between and within commonly used inbred rat strains. Smits BM, etal., Genome Res. 2004 Jul;14(7):1285-90.

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RGD Curation Notes
Note Type Note Reference
strain_life_disease Develop spontaneous plasmacytomas after about 8 months of age, with an incidence of about 30% in males and 16% in females. These develop rapidly, and may be detected by palpation. They usually develop in the ileocoecal lymph nodes, and about 60% of them synthesise monoclonal immunoglobulins (Bence-Jones proteins) of IgG1 (35%), IgE (36%) or IgA classes. Surgical removal of ileocaecal lymph nodes decreases plasmacytoma incidence to less than 2% (Moriame et al 1977). Ultrastructure of the tumours described by Burtonboy et al (1978). Tumours are transplantable in solid or ascites form, and retain their secretory properties through successive passages (Bazin et al 1972, Bazin et al 1973, Bazin 1974, Bazin et al 1974a,b, Beckers and Bazin 1978). More than 800 transplantable immunocytomas are now available. 1004
strain_life_disease Develop spontaneous plasmacytomas after about 8 months of age, with an incidence of about 30% in males and 16% in females. These develop rapidly, and may be detected by palpation. They usually develop in the ileocoecal lymph nodes, and about 60% of them synthesise monoclonal immunoglobulins (Bence-Jones proteins) of IgG1 (35%), IgE (36%) or IgA classes. Surgical removal of ileocaecal lymph nodes decreases plasmacytoma incidence to less than 2% (Moriame et al 1977). Ultrastructure of the tumours described by Burtonboy et al (1978). Tumours are transplantable in solid or ascites form, and retain their secretory properties through successive passages (Bazin et al 1972, Bazin et al 1973, Bazin 1974, Bazin et al 1974a,b, Beckers and Bazin 1978). More than 800 transplantable immunocytomas are now available. 634612
strain_phys_biochem This strain was screened for genetic polymorphisms for 100 genomic loci in 55 genes ; Polymorphisms observed in this study can be found in NCBI dbSNP under accession numbers ss12588106 - ss12588203. 737878