The present invention belongs to the field of
biotechnology and specifically relates to the use of
mutant zebrafish in preparing animal models for coagulation disorders. The present invention uses CRISPANT technology to construct a
zebrafish model with the adcyap1b
gene knocked out. The adcyap1b
mutant zebrafish exhibit severe bleeding and coagulation disorders. Furthermore, detection of the expression of coagulation factors and genes involved in the anticoagulation and fibrinolytic systems in the adcyap1b
mutant zebrafish revealed that transcripts related to coagulation
factor V,
coagulation factor IX,
anticoagulant protein C, and plasminogen, a member of the fibrinolytic
system, were significantly downregulated. The adcyap1b mutant zebrafish provided by the present invention may serve as an
animal model for coagulation disorders, laying a
solid foundation for studying the relationship between adcyap1b
gene mutations and the
pathogenesis of coagulation disorders and for screening
antithrombotic drugs.