mortality/aging
• although born in Mendelian ratios, only 8% of mice reach P3
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digestive/alimentary system
• in 72% of mice, palate epithelium is dysplastic in areas with nuclear atypia and areas of hyperkeratosis
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• in 78% of mice, tongue epithelium is dysplastic with lack of filiform papillae and severe hyperkeratosis
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• absent
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• one mouse exhibited a collapsed lumen filled with lamellate keratin
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• hyperkeratosis and dysplasia of the esophagus in 17% of mice
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• in 22% of mice, the non-glandular stomach exhibit dysplasia with nuclear pleomorphism and collapsed lumen with lamellate keratin
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growth/size/body
• in 72% of mice, palate epithelium is dysplastic in areas with nuclear atypia and areas of hyperkeratosis
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• in 78% of mice, tongue epithelium is dysplastic with lack of filiform papillae and severe hyperkeratosis
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• absent
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• after birth, mice fail to gain weight after birth
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• after birth, mice fail to gain weight after birth
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homeostasis/metabolism
craniofacial
• in 72% of mice, palate epithelium is dysplastic in areas with nuclear atypia and areas of hyperkeratosis
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• in 78% of mice, tongue epithelium is dysplastic with lack of filiform papillae and severe hyperkeratosis
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• absent
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endocrine/exocrine glands
cellular
• keratinocytes exhibit increased DNA damage foci specifically localized to the telomeres compared to in wild-type cells
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• skin cells exhibit no telomere shortening unlike in wild-type cells
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immune system
• mice exhibit mixed inflammatory infiltration in the dermis
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pigmentation
• severe skin hyperpigmentation
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integument
• mice exhibit skin and follicular papillary atrophy
• skin cells exhibit no telomere shortening unlike in wild-type cells
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• the stratified epithelia of the tongue, palate, esophagus, and nongrandular stomach exhibit severe hyperkeratosis and dysplasia unlike in wild-type mice
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• severe skin hyperpigmentation
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• proliferation of skin cells is decreased compared to in wild-type mice with an arrest in G2/M
• epidermal stem cells fail to form colonies in an clonogenic assay unlike wild-type cells
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• mice exhibit mixed inflammatory infiltration in the dermis
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• keratinocytes fail to form colonies in an clonogenic assay unlike wild-type cells
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