cellular
• increased nuclear enlargement and hyperchromasia and prominent nuclei in stomach cells after 6-month infection with H. pylori
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digestive/alimentary system
N |
• normal intestinal and colon epithelium morphology and cell proliferation at age 12, 24 and 40 weeks
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• multifocal hyperplasia at age 4 weeks
• hyperplasia with cellular atypia and thicker mucosa at age 24 and 40 weeks
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• multifocal hyperplasia at age 4 weeks
(J:276360)
• hyperplasia with cellular atypia and thicker mucosa at age 24 and 40 weeks
(J:276360)
• increased hyperplasia after 6-month infection with H. pylori
(J:285428)
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• thicker mucosa at age 24 and 40 weeks
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• throughout corpus of stomach after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• multifocal metaplasia in corpus of stomach of uninfected mice
• no metaplasia in antrum (forestomach) in infected or uninfected mice
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• more severe gastritis after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• higher lymphocyte infiltration after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• highly proliferative lesions after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• same level of bacterial colonization and neutrophil infiltration as wild-type after 6-month infection with H. pylori
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hematopoietic system
• increased in nuclei of stomach cells after 6-month infection with H. pylori
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immune system
N |
• no inflammation of stomach
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• more severe gastritis after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• higher lymphocyte infiltration after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• highly proliferative lesions after 6-month infection with H. pylori
• same level of bacterial colonization and neutrophil infiltration as wild-type after 6-month infection with H. pylori
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• greater increase than wild-type in stomach after 6-month infection with H. pylori
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mortality/aging
N |
• viable and born at expected Mendelian ratio
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