neoplasm
• mice develop tumors after 12.7 weeks of age, with a complete shift towards hematopoietic neoplastic lesions (100%), mainly precursor T-cell lymphoma (87.5%)
• cell antigen receptor rearrangement analysis suggests either mono- or oligoclonal origin for all the thymic tumors
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• thymomas have an immature/early T-cell precursor leukemia signature
• 12.5% of tumors are myeloid leukemia
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• thymomas have an immature/early T-cell precursor leukemia signature
• thymic tumors lack mature T-cell markers such as surface CD3 and CD8 and exhibit a higher percentage of cells that express the stem/progenitor marker cKit or CD44
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• mice develop tumors after 12.7 weeks of age, with a complete shift towards hematopoietic neoplastic lesions (100%), mainly precursor T-cell lymphoma (87.5%)
• cell antigen receptor rearrangement analysis suggests either mono- or oligoclonal origin for all the thymic tumors
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immune system
• mice develop tumors after 12.7 weeks of age, with a complete shift towards hematopoietic neoplastic lesions (100%), mainly precursor T-cell lymphoma (87.5%)
• cell antigen receptor rearrangement analysis suggests either mono- or oligoclonal origin for all the thymic tumors
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hematopoietic system
• mice develop tumors after 12.7 weeks of age, with a complete shift towards hematopoietic neoplastic lesions (100%), mainly precursor T-cell lymphoma (87.5%)
• cell antigen receptor rearrangement analysis suggests either mono- or oligoclonal origin for all the thymic tumors
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