homeostasis/metabolism
• fasting plasma levels of apolioprotein-2 (apoA-II) are 3 fold higher than in non-transgenic controls
(J:92454)
• fasting levels of apoA-II are 1.5 higher in male transgenic mice than in female transgenic mice
(J:92454)
• the ratio of plasma levels of apoA-II to apoA-I averages 2- to 3- fold higher than in non-transgenic controls
(J:92454)
• size of HDL and LDL complexes in the blood are larger than in controls and are enriched for apoA-II protein
(J:92454)
• apo-E protein is found only in LDL complexes and not HDL complexes
(J:92454)
• plasma levels of apolioprotein-2 (apoA-II) are 2- to 3-fold higher on a chow diet than in non-transgenic controls
(J:127063)
• levels of apoA-II are 1.5 higher on a chow diet in male transgenic mice than in female transgenic mice
(J:127063)
• the ratio of plasma levels of apoA-II to apoA-I averages 2- to 3- fold higher on a chow diet than in non-transgenic controls
(J:127063)
• size of HDL complexes in the blood are larger than in controls
(J:127063)
• a complex rich in cholesteryl-ester containing Apo-AII and Apo-E and having a size in between LDL and HDL complexes is found in the sera of transgenic mice
(J:127063)
• the amounts of this intermediate-sized complex increases with an atherogenic diet
(J:127063)
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• total circulating cholesterol levels are elevated more than 2-fold
(J:92454)
• total circulating cholesterol levels are elevated more than 2-fold on a chow diet
(J:127063)
• cholesterol levels remain elevated compared to control mice when both are fed an artherogenic diet
(J:127063)
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• level of HDL- cholesterol are 2-fold higher for both males and females compared to non-transgenic controls
(J:92454)
• level of HDL- cholesterol are 2-fold higher on a chow diet for both males and females compared to non-transgenic controls
(J:127063)
• cholesterol levels remain elevated compared to control mice when both are fed an artherogenic diet
(J:127063)
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• VLDL/LDL cholesterol levels are 113 and 78 mg/dl for male and female mice respectively, compared to 33 mg/dl for both sexes in non-transgenic mice
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• VLDL/LDL cholesterol levels are 113 and 78 mg/dl for male and female mice respectively, compared to 33 mg/dl for both sexes in non-transgenic mice
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• total plasma triglyceride levels are 2- to 3-fold higher than in non-transgenic mice
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cardiovascular system
• mice develop atherosclerotic lesions with a mean size of 2020 micrometers2 by 4- to 6-months of age
• lesions consist of fatty streaks with subendothelial accumulations of lipid and foam cells
• lesions resemble those that occur in C57BL/6J mice fed a high fat, high cholesterol diet
• male but not female mice maintained on a atherogenic diet for 11 to 12 weeks have an increased lesion size compared to sex-matched non-transgenic controls
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