growth/size/body
• mice are ~20% heavier than wild-type or Selltm1Tft mutant mice
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immune system
• Streptococcus pneumoniae induced peritonitis reduced neutrophil emigration into peritoneum by 64% after 4 hours
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• 2 hours after thioglycollate-induced peritonitis, neutrophil entry into peritoneum is significantly inhibited by 61% compared to wild-type
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• Tnfa (TNFalpha) treatment increases leukocyte rolling flux fraction slightly compared to wild-type
• rolling velocities of leukocytes are slightly greater compared to wild-type mice at times <30 minutes after surgery; >60 minutes after surgery-induced inflammation, rolling velocities are significantly faster than wild-type (58 vs 38 um/second)
• similar results on rolling velocity are observed with Tnfa-activated rolling as induced by surgical trauma
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• increased significantly compared to wild-type (178% of wild-type)
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• 4-5 fold increase in numbers of circulating neutrophils
(J:24239)
• number of circulating neutrophils is increased over wild-type (190% of wild-type number)
(J:48271)
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• number of circulating lymphocytes is increased over wild-type (47% of wild-type number)
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• number of circulating monocytes is increased over wild-type (223% of wild-type number)
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• following treatment with a lethal dose of LPS, mice succumb after 10 hours compared to wild-type mice that succumb after 8 hours
• mice only develop mild liver injury in response to low doses of LPS at 8 hours that does not worsen compared to wild-type mice that exhibit liver severe injury at 6 hours
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hematopoietic system
• Streptococcus pneumoniae induced peritonitis reduced neutrophil emigration into peritoneum by 64% after 4 hours
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• 2 hours after thioglycollate-induced peritonitis, neutrophil entry into peritoneum is significantly inhibited by 61% compared to wild-type
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• Tnfa (TNFalpha) treatment increases leukocyte rolling flux fraction slightly compared to wild-type
• rolling velocities of leukocytes are slightly greater compared to wild-type mice at times <30 minutes after surgery; >60 minutes after surgery-induced inflammation, rolling velocities are significantly faster than wild-type (58 vs 38 um/second)
• similar results on rolling velocity are observed with Tnfa-activated rolling as induced by surgical trauma
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• increased significantly compared to wild-type (178% of wild-type)
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• 4-5 fold increase in numbers of circulating neutrophils
(J:24239)
• number of circulating neutrophils is increased over wild-type (190% of wild-type number)
(J:48271)
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• number of circulating lymphocytes is increased over wild-type (47% of wild-type number)
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• number of circulating monocytes is increased over wild-type (223% of wild-type number)
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neoplasm
• when injected with melanoma cells, mice exhibit a 2.6 fold increase in tumor volume on day 14 compared to wild-type mice
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cardiovascular system
• in a disk angiogenesis assay, no increase in capillary density in response to Vegfa is observed in the dermal vasculature overlying implanted disks, whereas wild-type mice show a clear increase in capillary density in response to Vegfa
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cellular
• endothelial cells show attenuated chemotactic response to Vegfa in transwell chemotactic assays compared with wild-type control cells
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• Streptococcus pneumoniae induced peritonitis reduced neutrophil emigration into peritoneum by 64% after 4 hours
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• 2 hours after thioglycollate-induced peritonitis, neutrophil entry into peritoneum is significantly inhibited by 61% compared to wild-type
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• Tnfa (TNFalpha) treatment increases leukocyte rolling flux fraction slightly compared to wild-type
• rolling velocities of leukocytes are slightly greater compared to wild-type mice at times <30 minutes after surgery; >60 minutes after surgery-induced inflammation, rolling velocities are significantly faster than wild-type (58 vs 38 um/second)
• similar results on rolling velocity are observed with Tnfa-activated rolling as induced by surgical trauma
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homeostasis/metabolism
• in endothelial cell culture, Vegf-dependent and basal nitric oxide production is attenuated relative to wild-type cells
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