cellular
• after 24 hour starvation autophagic activity was significantly decreased in the diaphragm muscle compared to wild-type control
• mice are viable and fertile otherwise indicating that they are able to develop the autophagic response required during the early neonatal period
• a reduced autophagic degradation in adult fibroblast in culture under starvation conditions
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behavior/neurological
• after prolonged starvation, the locomotor activity of mutant mice was significantly reduced
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neoplasm
• an increased susceptibility to develop fibrosarcomas induced by intradermal injection of the MCA carcinogen
• mutant mice do not develop more spontaneous tumors than their wild-type littermates
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homeostasis/metabolism
• after 24 hour starvation autophagic activity was significantly decreased in the diaphragm muscle compared to wild-type control
• mice are viable and fertile otherwise indicating that they are able to develop the autophagic response required during the early neonatal period
• a reduced autophagic degradation in adult fibroblast in culture under starvation conditions
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• an increased susceptibility to develop fibrosarcomas induced by intradermal injection of the MCA carcinogen
• mutant mice do not develop more spontaneous tumors than their wild-type littermates
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