mortality/aging
• female mice become infertile after 3 to 4 months of breeding
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reproductive system
• after 3 months of age, 100% of female mice have unilateral or bilateral ovarian tumors
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• over 70% of female mice have metastic ovarian cancer by 1 year of age
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• 100% of male mice by 7 months of age exhibit tumors in the testis
• early stage tumors appear to be sex cord stromal tumors with Sertoli and Leydig cell differentiation
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• female mice become infertile after 3 to 4 months of breeding
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• slight infertility, with a 16% decrease in litters per month when bred to wild-type females
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neoplasm
• after 3 months of age, 100% of female mice have unilateral or bilateral ovarian tumors
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• over 70% of female mice have metastic ovarian cancer by 1 year of age
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• 100% of male mice by 7 months of age exhibit tumors in the testis
• early stage tumors appear to be sex cord stromal tumors with Sertoli and Leydig cell differentiation
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cardiovascular system
• found in 50% of female mice over 9 months in age
• found in about 60% of male mice by 11 months in age
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• after 3 months of age, 100% of female mice have unilateral or bilateral ovarian tumors
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• over 70% of female mice have metastic ovarian cancer by 1 year of age
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• 100% of male mice by 7 months of age exhibit tumors in the testis
• early stage tumors appear to be sex cord stromal tumors with Sertoli and Leydig cell differentiation
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