neoplasm
• mice develop pancreatic tumors that can be grossly visualized at 9 weeks of age
• at 18 and 21 weeks, mice develop large solid tumor masses of less differentiated acinar cell carcinomas
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• pancreas consists of acinar cell microadenomas
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• pancreas consists of acinar cell carcinomas; well-differentiated acinar cell carcinomas are observed
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• double transgenic mice exhibit acinar cell dysplasia at birth, which progresses to single or multiple cell acinar cell carcinomas
• increased pancreas weight is general indicator of tumor burden, but in many animals 15 weeks of age or older, pancreas weights do not increase presumably due to cachexia
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• mice develop pancreatic tumors that can be grossly visualized at 9 weeks of age
• at 18 and 21 weeks, mice develop large solid tumor masses of less differentiated acinar cell carcinomas
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• pancreas consists of acinar cell microadenomas
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• pancreas consists of acinar cell carcinomas; well-differentiated acinar cell carcinomas are observed
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immune system
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• nonimmunized mice develop anti-MUC1 cytotoxic T lymphocytes by 12 weeks and show 80% lysis of MUC1-expressing target cells by 18 weeks
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