mortality/aging
• heterozygous mutants die between 150 to 750 days after birth
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• 28% of mutants die by 17 months of age due to tumors
(J:17728)
• less than 5% of mice live past two years due to cancerous tumors
(J:135509)
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neoplasm
• tumors show loss of heterozygosity for Trp53
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• age of onset 9 months
(J:17728)
• over 95% of mice have tumors by 2 years of age
(J:135509)
|
• 2.9% incidence of pancreatic adenocarcinomas
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• 5.9% incidence
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• is observed in 2.6% of mice by 24 months of age
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• 25% of mutants exhibit lymphomas
(J:17728)
• 32% incidence
(J:72391)
|
• 15% incidence
|
• 35% incidence of carcinomas
(J:72391)
• 2.9% incidence of pancreatic adenocarcinomas
(J:72391)
• 12% of heterozygous mutants developed carcinomas, which are rare in homozygotes
(J:95318)
|
• 18% incidence
|
• 2.9% incidence
|
• 12% incidence
|
• 18% incidence of ear squamous cell carcinoma
|
• 57% of mutants exhibit sarcomas
(J:17728)
• 56% incidence of sarcomas
(J:72391)
• 2.9% incidence of undifferentiated sarcomas
(J:72391)
• 56% of heterozygous mutants developed sarcomas
(J:95318)
|
• 8.8% incidence
(J:72391)
|
• 29% incidence
(J:72391)
|
endocrine/exocrine glands
• 2.9% incidence
|
• 2.9% incidence of pancreatic adenocarcinomas
|
integument
• 2.9% incidence
|
digestive/alimentary system
• 2.9% incidence of small intestinal polyps
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• 2.9% incidence of stomach polyps
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muscle
respiratory system
• 12% incidence
|
skeleton
• 29% incidence
(J:72391)
|
homeostasis/metabolism
• Pearl's Prussian blue staining revealed mild iron overload in E8.0 embryos
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Li-Fraumeni syndrome | DOID:3012 |
OMIM:PS151623 |
J:17728 |