mortality/aging
• survival for around 35 days after pI-pC treatment
• survival of around 58 days even without pI-pC treatment
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neoplasm
• 7 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop thymic T cell lymphoblastic lymphomas
• 2 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show thymic lymphomas
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• 10 of 17 mice injected with pIpC exhibit multiple nodules in the lungs consisting of proliferating type II penumocytes
• 5 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show pulmonary adenomas
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• squamous papillomas
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• 8 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the oral mucosa
• 2 of 6 non-pIpC treated mice show oral squamous papillomas
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• 8 of 22 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the esophageal mucosa
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• 12 of 19 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the anal and vulvo-vaginal skin and 8 of 22 mice develop squamous papillomas involving the ear
• 2 of 6 non-pIpC treated mice show ear squamous papillomas
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growth/size/body
• 8 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the oral mucosa
• 2 of 6 non-pIpC treated mice show oral squamous papillomas
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• mice injected with pIpC develop moderate to severe splenomegaly
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hematopoietic system
• 7 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop thymic T cell lymphoblastic lymphomas
• 2 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show thymic lymphomas
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• mice injected with pIpC develop moderate to severe splenomegaly
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• develop lethal hematopoietic disease
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• 4-7 week old mice injected with pIpC develop a myeloproliferative disorder
• bone marrow of mice injected with pIpC shows myelomonocytic expansion
• all mice that are not treated with pIpC also develop a hematopoietic disease, however these mice exhibit expression of the mutant Kras, indicating that most likely endogenous IFN expression is sufficient to induce the cre transgene
• bone marrow cells from pIpC injected mice readily form colonies, predominately monocyte colony-forming units (M-CFUs) in a growth factor-independent manner unlike controls
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• myeloproliferative phenotype
• myeloid hyperplasia of bone marrow
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• expansion of red pulp in spleen by granulocyte/monocyte lineages in 11 out of 16 cases
• erythroid expansion was seen in red pulp of spleen in 5 of 16 cases
• the liver shows perivascular and periportal infiltration by myeloid and erythroid cell populations
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• mice injected with pIpC have a mean hematocrit of 27% compared with 45% in controls
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• leukocytosis, usually involving increases in granulocytes, in both pIpC and non-pIpC treated mice
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• leukocytosis in mice injected with pIpC is mainly due to an increase in granulocyte population
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• mice injected with pIpC show expansion of the red pulp by varying degrees of granulocytic
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immune system
• 7 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop thymic T cell lymphoblastic lymphomas
• 2 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show thymic lymphomas
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• mice injected with pIpC develop moderate to severe splenomegaly
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• 4-7 week old mice injected with pIpC develop a myeloproliferative disorder
• bone marrow of mice injected with pIpC shows myelomonocytic expansion
• all mice that are not treated with pIpC also develop a hematopoietic disease, however these mice exhibit expression of the mutant Kras, indicating that most likely endogenous IFN expression is sufficient to induce the cre transgene
• bone marrow cells from pIpC injected mice readily form colonies, predominately monocyte colony-forming units (M-CFUs) in a growth factor-independent manner unlike controls
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• myeloproliferative phenotype
• myeloid hyperplasia of bone marrow
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• leukocytosis, usually involving increases in granulocytes, in both pIpC and non-pIpC treated mice
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• leukocytosis in mice injected with pIpC is mainly due to an increase in granulocyte population
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• mice injected with pIpC show expansion of the red pulp by varying degrees of granulocytic
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• 6 of 17 mice injected with pIpC develop nodal lymphoid hyperplasia
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liver/biliary system
• perivascular and periportal infiltration in liver by myeloid and erythroid cells similar to what is seen in spleen
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integument
ruffled hair
(
J:88163
)
• ruffled fur
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• 12 of 19 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the anal and vulvo-vaginal skin and 8 of 22 mice develop squamous papillomas involving the ear
• 2 of 6 non-pIpC treated mice show ear squamous papillomas
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digestive/alimentary system
• 8 of 22 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the esophageal mucosa
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• 7 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop thymic T cell lymphoblastic lymphomas
• 2 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show thymic lymphomas
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respiratory system
• 10 of 17 mice injected with pIpC exhibit multiple nodules in the lungs consisting of proliferating type II penumocytes
• 5 of 6 non pIpC treated mice show pulmonary adenomas
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craniofacial
• 8 of 25 mice injected with pIpC develop squamous papillomas involving the oral mucosa
• 2 of 6 non-pIpC treated mice show oral squamous papillomas
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia | DOID:0050458 |
OMIM:607785 |
J:88163 |