mortality/aging
• fewer than expected mice are produced at 1 week by breeding heterozygotes
• however, survival at P1 is normal
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cellular
• in brain and skeletal muscle mitochondria
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• when challenged with low concentration of extra-mitochondrial calcium, liver or brain mitochondria exhibit increased (6-fold) calcium uptake compared with wild-type mitochondria
• when challenged with high concentration of extra-mitochondrial calcium, liver or brain mitochondria exhibit decreased calcium uptake compared with wild-type mitochondria
• age does not improve calcium uptake defects in liver mitochondria
• at low concentrations, mouse embryonic fibroblasts exhibit increased calcium uptake compared with wild-type mice
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• increased reactive oxygen species (ROS) in B cells and thymus-derived T cells
• however, aged mice exhibit normal ROS levels
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behavior/neurological
• severe at 1 month of age
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• at 4 weeks of age
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muscle
• reduced ATP levels, increased calcium, and increased lactate levels in the skeletal muscle
• however, age rescues calcium, ATP, and muscle lactate
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homeostasis/metabolism
growth/size/body
• at 1 week of age in female and male mice
• however, age improves body weight
• at E20
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nervous system
• outer granular layer persists in 12 day old mice unlike in wild-type mice
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• underdeveloped
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• abnormal postnatal arborization
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immune system
• however, aged mice exhibit normal B cell abundance
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hematopoietic system
• however, aged mice exhibit normal B cell abundance
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