mortality/aging
• there is high mortality among affected mice
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• normal acinar tissue is partially or completely replaced by adipose tissue; islets of Langerhans are normal
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• acinar tissue is autodigested
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growth/size/body
• at 2-3 weeks of age affected mice are smaller compared with normal littermates
(J:5421)
• pancreatin supplement somewhat normalized the smaller size of affected mice
(J:27487)
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digestive/alimentary system
• normal acinar tissue is partially or completely replaced by adipose tissue; islets of Langerhans are normal
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• acinar tissue is autodigested
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• feces of affected mice between 2 and 3 weeks of age are yellow and have an elevated fat content
(J:5421)
• trypsin content is lower than in littermates
(J:5421)
• pancreatin supplement somewhat normalized the composition
(J:27487)
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• elevated fat content
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steatorrhea
(
J:5421
)
cellular
• biochemical indicators show affected mice have abnormal pancreatic intracellular digestion
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homeostasis/metabolism
• biochemical indicators show affected mice have abnormal pancreatic intracellular digestion
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• elevated fat content
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steatorrhea
(
J:5421
)
• affected mice had levels below normal limits; no glucosuria was detected
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hematopoietic system
• affected mice had a lower hematocrit compared with littermates
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• affected mice had a higher percentage of nuetrophils compared with littermates
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• affected mice had a lower white blood cell count compared with littermates
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• affected mice had a lower percentage of lymphocytes compared with littermates
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immune system
• affected mice had a higher percentage of nuetrophils compared with littermates
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• affected mice had a lower white blood cell count compared with littermates
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• affected mice had a lower percentage of lymphocytes compared with littermates
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