mortality/aging
• increased susceptibility to lethal effects of phenylhydrazine induced acute hemolysis
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• number of homozygotes fewer than expected at weaning
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homeostasis/metabolism
• although hemoglobin levels are normal, clearance of plasma hemoglobin is slowed
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• iron content of kidneys is significantly elevated at 3 months of age
• ischemic injury also results in an abnormally high increase in iron in kidneys
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• increased susceptibility to lethal effects of phenylhydrazine induced acute hemolysis
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renal/urinary system
• iron content of kidneys is significantly elevated at 3 months of age
• ischemic injury also results in an abnormally high increase in iron in kidneys
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• heavier than normal deposition of hemoglobin and appearance of cytoplasmic vacuoles after induced acute hemolysis
(J:49888)
• hemoglobin accumulation in kidneys greater than seen in liver and spleen
(J:97082)
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• increased lipid peroxidation in kidneys of survivors of induced acute hemolysis
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