mortality/aging
• median age of death is 4 days (range 1 - 40 days)
• Background Sensitivity: following 3 backcrosses to 129S2/SvPas mice the median age of death is increased to 14 days
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• fewer than expected homozygotes are found at birth suggesting prenatal or perinatal lethality
• Background Sensitivity: following 3 backcrosses to 129S2/SvPas mice no significant perinatal or prenatal lethality is detected
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renal/urinary system
• at P12 mesangial sclerosis is present reducing the patency of capillary lumina
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• widening of the sub-endothelial spaces due to endothelial cell swelling is seen resulting in uneven glomerular capillary wall thickening
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• endothelial fenestrae are frequently replaced by a continuous cytoplasmic layer lining the periphery of the capillary loops
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• at P4 focal dilations of capillary lumina are seen
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• at P4 surface hemorrhages corresponding to focal areas of interstitial hemorrhages in the superficial cortex and juxtamedullary areas are seen in the kidneys
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albuminuria
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J:152878
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• progressive albuminuria develops quickly after birth
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• villous transformation and extensive vacuolization are seen
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• in rare areas where foot processes are preserved slit diaphragms are not visible
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• at P4 mesangial expansion is seen
• at P12 mesangial sclerosis is present reducing the patency of capillary lumina
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• at P4 focal areas of mesangiolysis are seen
• at P12 mesangiolysis is worse
• irregular edematous infiltration of the mesangial strands and focal detachment of mesangial cells are present
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• at P12 retraction of some sclerotic glomeruli is observed without adhesions to Bowman's capsule
• diffuse and global glomerulosclerosis and severe tubulointerstitial lesions are seen at P32
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• protein droplets are seen along with focal tubular dilations
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• tubular lesions, primarily in the proximal tubules, are associated with glomerular lesions
• tubules are dilated and contain protein casts
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• focal
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renal cast
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J:152878
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• dilated proximal convoluted tubules contain protein casts
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homeostasis/metabolism
• at P4 but not at P12
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• at P4 and P12
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albuminuria
(
J:152878
)
• progressive albuminuria develops quickly after birth
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cardiovascular system
• at P12 mesangial sclerosis is present reducing the patency of capillary lumina
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• widening of the sub-endothelial spaces due to endothelial cell swelling is seen resulting in uneven glomerular capillary wall thickening
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• endothelial fenestrae are frequently replaced by a continuous cytoplasmic layer lining the periphery of the capillary loops
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• at P4 focal dilations of capillary lumina are seen
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• at P4 surface hemorrhages corresponding to focal areas of interstitial hemorrhages in the superficial cortex and juxtamedullary areas are seen in the kidneys
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