mortality/aging
• 50% of mice die by 30 weeks of age and all mice are dead by 64 weeks of age
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reproductive system
• seminiferous tubules are severely depleted of spermatogenic cells
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• sperm cells exhibit aberrant spindle configuration and premature chromosome separation during late pachytene and diplotene
• crossing-over foci are reduced 20% to 77% compared to in wild-type mice
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• meiosis is arrested at metaphase I and become apoptotic
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• sperm cells exhibit aberrant spindle configuration during late pachytene and diplotene
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neoplasm
• 34 of 49 mice develop T and B cell lymphomas, 16 mice develop intestinal tumors (11 adenocarcinomas and 7 adenomas) and 4 mice develop squamous basal cell carcinoma of the skin
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• 4 of 49 mice develop squamous basal cell carcinoma of the skin
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• 34 of 49 mice develop T and B cell lymphomas
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integument
• 4 of 49 mice develop squamous basal cell carcinoma of the skin
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cellular
• seminiferous tubules are severely depleted of spermatogenic cells
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• sperm cells exhibit aberrant spindle configuration and premature chromosome separation during late pachytene and diplotene
• crossing-over foci are reduced 20% to 77% compared to in wild-type mice
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• meiosis is arrested at metaphase I and become apoptotic
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• sperm cells exhibit aberrant spindle configuration during late pachytene and diplotene
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