mortality/aging
• all mice die within 3 weeks after birth
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immune system
• interferon-gamma stimulation leads to increased numbers of NK T cells compared to in wild-type mice
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• when transplanted into Rag2 null mice, abnormal lymphocytes cause similar defects as observed in Socs1tm1Kish homozygotes
• mice exhibit hepatocytoxicity but depletion of NK1.1 cells reduces toxicity
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• mice exhibit fulminant hepatitis characterized by severe fatty degeneration and necrosis with massive lymphocyte infiltration
• unlike in wild-type mice, treatment with alpha-galactoceramide induces fulminant hepatitis within 12 hours
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liver/biliary system
• mice exhibit fulminant hepatitis characterized by severe fatty degeneration and necrosis with massive lymphocyte infiltration
• unlike in wild-type mice, treatment with alpha-galactoceramide induces fulminant hepatitis within 12 hours
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homeostasis/metabolism
• treatment with interferon-gamma and IL-4, but not either alone, induces severe liver injury in pre-onset mice
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growth/size/body
hematopoietic system
• interferon-gamma stimulation leads to increased numbers of NK T cells compared to in wild-type mice
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• when transplanted into Rag2 null mice, abnormal lymphocytes cause similar defects as observed in Socs1tm1Kish homozygotes
• mice exhibit hepatocytoxicity but depletion of NK1.1 cells reduces toxicity
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endocrine/exocrine glands