mortality/aging
• all but 1 mouse died by 11 days of age
• early postnatal death putatively a result of the cessation of nutrients provided by maternal circulation
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• 40% died within 48 hours of birth
• neonatal death putatively a result of the cessation of nutrients provided by maternal circulation
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adipose tissue
• absence of axillary fat pads
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• absence of inguinal fat pads
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behavior/neurological
• by 4 days of age all mice were severely ataxic and unable to maintain themselves upright
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cellular
• increased apoptosis in the cerebellum, particularly in the external granule layer
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digestive/alimentary system
• intestinal microvesicular steatosis similar to that observed in human chylomicron retention disease
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• intestinal cells were larger than those of wild-type due to an accumulation of diet-derived lipids
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• aberrant morphology of observed islets
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• greater than 2-fold decrease in the absolute islet number relative to controls
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growth/size/body
• by 10 days of age, surviving mice were 2.5 fold less massive than wild-type and heterozygous littermates
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homeostasis/metabolism
• modest elevations consistent with the amount of hepatic stress
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hypoglycemia
(
J:85204
)
• 9-fold reduction in serum glucose levels relative to controls, accompanied by increased levels of gluconeogenic compounds
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• 9-fold reduction in serum insulin levels relative to controls
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• modest elevations consistent with the amount of hepatic stress
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• kinetic defects in the rate of glycogenolysis
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liver/biliary system
• aponecrosis of hepatocytes
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• intracellular accumulation of neutral lipid and free fatty acid mass, resulting in microvesicular steatosis
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nervous system
• increased apoptosis in the cerebellum, particularly in the external granule layer
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• degeneration indicated by reactive gliosis
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• infiltration by inflammatory cells in the dorsal spinal column
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• aponecrosis of motor neuron cell bodies in the ventral horn
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• white matter was thin and sparse in regions of the cervical, lumbar, and thoracic spinal cord
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• aponecrotic spinocerebellar disease characterized by reactive gliosis of the cerebellum and brainstem
• also affecting the white and gray matter of the spinal cord
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demyelination
(
J:85204
)
• observed in both white and gray matter, particularly in the dorsal spinal column
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
chylomicron retention disease | DOID:0060357 |
OMIM:246700 |
J:85204 |