neoplasm
• relative to wild-type, unirradiated homozygotes display increased sensitivity to neoplastic growth formation in salivary glands
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behavior/neurological
• homozygotes entrain to the LD cycle (12 h light/12 h dark) but display a significantly shorter circadian period in constant darkness (DD)
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• homozygotes exhibit loss of persistent circadian rhythmicity within 3 weeks in DD
• most homozygotes do not lose their circadian rhythms immediately upon entry into DD
• upon loss of rhythmicity, a light pulse immediately restores their rhythms, indicating a partially functional clock
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cellular
• mutant thymocytes exhibit a partial resistance to gamma radiation-induced apoptosis
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• relative to wild-type, unirradiated homozygotes display increased sensitivity to neoplastic growth formation in salivary glands
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• at 4 months of age, a number of homozygotes develop salivary gland hyperplasia
• by 7 months of age, most mutants exhibit enlarged salivary glands
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digestive/alimentary system
• relative to wild-type, unirradiated homozygotes display increased sensitivity to neoplastic growth formation in salivary glands
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• at 4 months of age, a number of homozygotes develop salivary gland hyperplasia
• by 7 months of age, most mutants exhibit enlarged salivary glands
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growth/size/body
• relative to wild-type, unirradiated homozygotes display increased sensitivity to neoplastic growth formation in salivary glands
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craniofacial
• relative to wild-type, unirradiated homozygotes display increased sensitivity to neoplastic growth formation in salivary glands
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