mortality/aging
• 2 males out of 32 (male and female) mutants did not survive a 48 hour fast
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adipose tissue
• gonadal adipose stores are significantly larger in both female and male mutants
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growth/size/body
• body weight is significantly elevated in male mutants on a 129S4/SvJae background compared to wild-type
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• after a 48 hour fast livers in mutant mice are slightly enlarged and appear pale
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homeostasis/metabolism
• fasting did not increase plasma ketone levels despite development of hypoglycemia
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• serum concentrations of HDL cholesterol are significantly higher in 9 month-old mutants on a 129S4/SvJae background compared to wild-type
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• serum concentrations of cholesterol are significantly higher in 9 month-old mutants on a 129S4/SvJae background compared to wild-type
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• after fasting mutants exhibit abnormally high levels of circulating free fatty acids
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• in fasted mutants the initial drop in mean blood glucose levels is significantly greater than in fasted wild-types
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• mutants do not respond to high fat diet with an increase in plasma glucose
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• mutants do not respond to high fat diet with an increase in insulin levels
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• mutants on a 129S4/SvJae background fed a high fat diet do not develop insulin resistance
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liver/biliary system
• after a 48 hour fast livers in mutant mice are slightly enlarged and appear pale
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• lipid accumulation in the hepatocytes of fasted mutants is massive and homogeneous rather than exhibiting a regional pattern as in wild-types
(J:56056)
• the majority of the lipid accumulation is in the triglyceride fraction
(J:56056)
• in 6 month old mutants hepatic accumulation of lipids is increased
(J:72185)
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cardiovascular system
• patchy regions of neutral lipid accumulation are found in the myocardium after fasting
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muscle
• patchy regions of neutral lipid accumulation are found in the myocardium after fasting
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