mortality/aging
• died within 2 weeks of birth
• none survived to weaning unless treated with indomethacin which resulted in about 10% survival past weaning
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growth/size/body
• failure to thrive, body weight about 50% that of controls by day 7
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hematopoietic system
• increase can be seen in day 1
• very high at day 7
• remains very high (70%) even after indomethacin treatment
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homeostasis/metabolism
• blood chemistry is highly abnormal at 7 days
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• plasma levels 3X control levels, discrepancy is even greater if normalized to muscle mass
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• blood glucose levels are very low
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• increased sodium concentration
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• surviving mice treated with indomethacin develop very high levels of low molecular weight proteins
• particularly males where levels are 4X female levels
• protein is primarily mouse major urinary protein
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• although normal at birth, extracellular fluid volume depletion noticeable in day 1
• after indomethacin treatment turgor returns to normal
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• urinary calcium excretion is 4X controls while plasma calcium levels are low
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• metabolic acidosis
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• 200X increase in plasma renin levels
• after indomethacin treatment, renin levels return to near normal
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renal/urinary system
• urinary calcium excretion is 4X controls while plasma calcium levels are low
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• bilateral hydronephrosis which is not corrected by indomethacin treatment
• dilation of renal collecting system and atrophy of renal parenchyma
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• calcification occurs in tubules of survivors treated with indomethacin
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• calcification occurs in tubules of survivors treated with indomethacin
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• increased renin expression in the kidney vasculature
• urine is very dilute
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• severe renal insufficiency
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integument
• poor turgor and increased fluid loss by day 7
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Bartter disease type 1 | DOID:0110142 |
OMIM:601678 |
J:62224 |