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Strain Number: 01XL4 
Common Strain Name: PB-FGF8b-line 3 
Strain Nomenclature: B6D2F2-Tg(AAR2/Pbsn-FGF8)3Prb 
 
Release Category (Required for MTA form): B,D
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Strain Description: The mice spontaneously developed prostatic epithelial hyperplasia by 2-3 months of age. The disease progressed to low-grade PIN by 5-7 months, and high-grade PIN (15-17 months), in a markedly stochastic pattern reminiscent of the slow progression of prostatic disease in humans. Within the two-year observation period, stromal hypercellularity and chronic inflammation were observed but no invasive cancer was found. This mouse model indicates that overexpression of Fgf8b is sufficient to drive proliferation in the prostatic epithelium.
       
Mutation Information  
  Mutation Type: Transgenic 
  Gene Name:
  Gene Symbol:
  Transgene Name: Fgf8b
  Transgene Symbol: Fgf8b
  Promoter Name: ARR2PB rat (composite) 
  Promoter Symbol: ARR2PB 
  Current Genetic Background: (C57BL/6 x DBA2) F2 
  Approx. Generation:
  Organ Site : Prostate 
       
Cryopreservation Mating Scheme: Heterozygous males x wild-type females (B6D2F1/Cr)  
Genotyping Information: There are currently no protocols available for this strain.  
       
Donating Investigator: Dr. Pradip  Roy-Burman
Key Reference: Song Z, Wu X, Powell WC, Cardiff RD, Cohen MB, Tin RT, Matusik RJ, Miller GJ, Roy-Burman P. Fibroblast growth factor 8 isoform B overexpression in prostate epithelium: a new mouse model for prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia. Cancer Res. 2002 Sep 1;62(17):5096-105. PMID: 12208767 [PubMED Abstract]
     
       
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