neoplasm
• however, the number of prolactinomas is not increased relative to in wild-type mice
• when pituitary glands are examined, mice exhibit an increased rate of tumorigenesis (in 48% of mice compared to 30.6% of wild-type mice)
• nonprolactonmas stain positive for multiple hormone subtypes including Prl, GH and TSH
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homeostasis/metabolism
• regardless of tumor status mice exhibit increased serum growth hormone levels (28.27+/-41.4 ng/ml compared to 8.44+/-20.7 ng/ml in wild-type mice)
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• when pituitary glands are examined, mice exhibit an increased rate of tumorigenesis (in 48% of mice compared to 30.6% of wild-type mice)
• however, the number of prolactinomas is not increased relative to in wild-type mice
• nonprolactonmas stain positive for multiple hormone subtypes including Prl, GH and TSH
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nervous system
• when pituitary glands are examined, mice exhibit an increased rate of tumorigenesis (in 48% of mice compared to 30.6% of wild-type mice)
• however, the number of prolactinomas is not increased relative to in wild-type mice
• nonprolactonmas stain positive for multiple hormone subtypes including Prl, GH and TSH
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