mortality/aging
• all male mutants with induced nephrotoxic nephritis (NTN) survive until day 21 after induction; 37.5% of wild-type mice die between day 3 and 11 after NTN induction
• wild-type mice that died had blood in the urine in their bladders
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renal/urinary system
• mutants with NTN show much less proliferation in glomeruli than wild-type mice on day 7
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albuminuria
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J:112430
)
• wild-type mice with NTN show increased urinary excretion of albumin on day 7 and peaking on day 14 whereas mutant males have significantly less proteinuria on those time points
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• glomerular cell number is lower in mutants with NTN on days 0, 7, 14, and 21 compared to wild-type mice with NTN, although significance is reached only on day 14
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• 8-week old male mutants with induced nephtotoxic nephritis (NTN) show less glomerulosclerosis than wild-type controls (13% of mutants vs 47% of wild-type)
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• 8-week old male mutants with induced nephtotoxic nephritis (NTN) show less crescent formation than wild-type controls (11% of mutants vs 30% of wild-type mice)
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immune system
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• mutant mice with NTN show similar humoral immune response as diseased wild-type
• immune response to sheep IgG is similar with similar glomerular deposition of sheep IgG and production of sheep IgG antibodies
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homeostasis/metabolism
• male mutants with NTN show normal serum albumin level but wild-type mice with severe proteinuria show reduced serum albumin levels
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albuminuria
(
J:112430
)
• wild-type mice with NTN show increased urinary excretion of albumin on day 7 and peaking on day 14 whereas mutant males have significantly less proteinuria on those time points
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cellular
• mutants with NTN show much less proliferation in glomeruli than wild-type mice on day 7
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