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hIFNAR1/R2-EC Mouse
製品名
hIFNAR1/R2-EC Mouse
製品ID
C001998
系統名
C57BL/6NCya-Ifnar1tm2(hIFNAR1)Ifnar2tm1(hIFNAR2)/Cya
背景情報
C57BL/6NCya
状況
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Immune Target Humanized Mouse Models
Cytokine Gene Humanized Mouse Models
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年齢
遺伝子型
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標準的な配送方法では、少なくとも3匹のヘテロ接合体キャリアを保証しています。ホモ接合体キャリアや指定された性別の個体の繁殖サービスも利用可能です。
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Immune Target Humanized Mouse Models
Cytokine Gene Humanized Mouse Models
基本情報
検証 Data
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基本情報
遺伝子別名
AVP, IFRC, IFNAR, IFNBR, IMD106, IFN-alpha-REC, IFN-R, IMD45, IFNABR, IFNARB, IFN-R-2
染色体
Chr 21, Chr 21
MGI ID
さらに
系統詳細
Interferons (IFNs) are a multigene family of cytokines that play critical roles in antiviral defense and regulation of tumor immunity [1]. Human IFNs are classified into type I, II, and III based on receptor-binding specificity. Among them, type I IFNs comprise nearly 20 subtypes, whose signaling relies on a heterodimeric receptor composed of IFNAR1 and IFNAR2 subunits. Ligand binding triggers the JAK-STAT signaling pathway, inducing the expression of interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs) and thereby executing antiviral and immunomodulatory functions [2-3]. IFN-α2, an early discovered and well‑characterized type I IFN subtype, has been approved for clinical use against chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection and certain tumors since the 1990s. However, its clinical application is limited by low response rates and severe side effects [4-5]. Furthermore, the interaction between human IFN and IFNAR is species‑specific, rendering wild-type mice largely unresponsive to human type I IFN — a major obstacle for dissecting the functions of human IFN subtypes and developing novel interferon‑based therapeutics [6].
The hIFNAR1/R2-EC mouse model harbors chimeric receptors (IFNAR-hEC) consisting of the humanized IFNAR extracellular domain and murine transmembrane and intracellular domains, while preserving the regulatory elements and signal peptide regions of the murine Ifnar1/2 loci. Using gene editing, the region from aa.27 in exon 2 to partial intron 2 of the mouse Ifnar1 was replaced with the IFNAR1 chimera CDS, and the region from aa.22 in exon 3 to partial intron 3 of the mouse Ifnar2 was replaced with the IFNAR2 chimera CDS. This immunocompetent mouse model responds robustly to human type I IFNs. It enables characterization of the differential activation of the JAK-STAT pathway by human IFN-α2, α14, and other subtypes, and supports in vivo validation of the long‑term antiviral efficacy of clinically used pegylated human IFN‑α2 in HBV replication models. It therefore provides a powerful platform for investigating the antiviral and immunomodulatory mechanisms of human type I IFN subtypes and for preclinical evaluation of interferon‑based drugs [7].
参考文献
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系統作製戦略
Using gene editing, the region from aa.27 in exon 2 to partial intron 2 of the mouse Ifnar1 was replaced with the IFNAR1 chimera CDS, and the region from aa.22 in exon 3 to partial intron 3 of the mouse Ifnar2 was replaced with the IFNAR2 chimera CDS.

Figure 1. Gene editing strategy of hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice.
*IFNAR1 chimera CDS (Extracellular Domain of Human IFNAR1 + Transmembrane and Cytoplasmic of Mouse Ifnar1)
*IFNAR2 chimera CDS (Extracellular Domain of Human IFNAR2 + Transmembrane and Cytoplasmic of Mouse Ifnar2)
適用分野
Investigation of the molecular mechanisms underlying antiviral and immunomodulatory functions of human type I IFN subtypes;
Basic and translational research on IFN‑related diseases, such as chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection and tumors;
Preclinical evaluation of interferon‑based pharmaceuticals, including activity screening of various IFN subtypes, efficacy validation of long‑acting interferon formulations, and assessment of synergistic effects of IFN combination therapies.
検証 Data
1. Published Data
(1)Successful expression of the chimeric receptor

Figure 2. Generation strategy and expression validation of hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice [7].
(A) Schematic diagram of the gene knock‑in strategy. Arrows indicate PCR primers used for genotyping.
(B) Representative genotyping results confirming homozygosity of the knock‑in allele.
(C) Representative results of RT-qPCR analysis for the tissue distribution of mouse Ifnar and IFNAR-hEC transcriptional level.
Numbers above denote the mouse genotypes: (1) Ifnar+/+, (2) IfnarhEC/+, (3) IfnarhEC/hEC.
(D) Flow cytometry analysis for the expression of IFNAR-hEC in Ifnar+/+ (wild-type) and IfnarhEC/hEC (Ho) by human IFNAR1/2 antibodies.
(E) Expression levels of hIFNAR-EC on different lymphocyte subsets in IfnarhEC/hEC.
(2)Mice Show Robust Responses to Human Type I IFN
Both heterozygous and homozygous hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice were confirmed to exhibit potent responses to human type I IFN.

Figure 3. Response of hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice to human type I IFN [7].
(3)The endogenous IFN response and antiviral system of heterozygous mice were validated using the LCMV acute infection model.
Results suggest the broad applicability of this model for evaluating antiviral and immunomodulatory functions.

Figure 4. hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice retain endogenous type I IFN response system[7].
(4)Comparison of the differences between IFN‑α2 and IFN‑α14 subtypes in activating downstream type I IFN signaling pathways and mediating immunomodulation.

Figure 5. Comparison of activation effects of IFN-α2 and IFN-α14 subtypes on interferon signaling pathways in hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice [7].

Figure 6. Comparison of immune cell activation by IFN‑α2 and IFN‑α14 subtypes in hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice [7].

Figure 7. IFN‑α14 subtype more effectively promotes cross‑priming of CD8+ T cells [7].
(5)Evaluation of the antiviral efficacy of clinically used long‑acting PEG‑IFN‑α2 using the hepatitis B virus (HBV) replication model
Results showed that PEG‑IFN‑α2 achieved broad suppression of HBV DNA, RNA, and antigen levels.

Figure 8. Evaluation of the antiviral efficacy of PEG-IFN-α2 in hIFNAR1/R2-EC mice [7].
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