mortality/aging
• die by 20-23 days of age
(J:6718)
• die around 19 days of age
(J:31533)
|
renal/urinary system
• large cysts occupy the entire kidney, distort the corticomedullary junction, involve collecting ducts and other portions of the kidney, and are lined with flattened epithelium the is frequently squamous
(J:6718)
• initially presents as dilation of the proximal tubule in fetal and newborn mice, then shifts to dilation of the cortical and medullary collecting ducts after the first week of life
(J:9290)
• epithelial hyperplasia but not polypoid hyperplasia is seen in the cysts
(J:9290)
|
• bilateral polycystic kidneys become apparent by 8 - 9 days of age
|
• at 23 days of age, kidneys occupy almost the entire abdominal cavity
(J:6718)
• at 17-24 days of age, average kidneys size was 16 mm x 11 mm compared to 6 mm x 3 mm in wild-type mice
(J:6718)
• increase in kidney size is the result of both increased cystic fluid and increased cell mass
(J:9290)
|
• kidney weight is increased in newborns and a progressive increase in kidney wet and dry weight as well as size is seen with age
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• urine is colorless in grossly affected mice
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• large cysts distort the corticomedullary junction
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homeostasis/metabolism
• mean BUN was 120mg% compared to 0.2mg% in wild-type mice
(J:6718)
• progressive azotemia seen starting at 1 week of age
(J:9290)
|
• urine is colorless in grossly affected mice
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growth/size/body
• large cysts occupy the entire kidney, distort the corticomedullary junction, involve collecting ducts and other portions of the kidney, and are lined with flattened epithelium the is frequently squamous
(J:6718)
• initially presents as dilation of the proximal tubule in fetal and newborn mice, then shifts to dilation of the cortical and medullary collecting ducts after the first week of life
(J:9290)
• epithelial hyperplasia but not polypoid hyperplasia is seen in the cysts
(J:9290)
|
• bilateral polycystic kidneys become apparent by 8 - 9 days of age
|
• seen at 10-13 days of age
(J:6718)
• apparent by 8 - 9 days of age
(J:31533)
|
• at 23 days of age, kidneys occupy almost the entire abdominal cavity
(J:6718)
• at 17-24 days of age, average kidneys size was 16 mm x 11 mm compared to 6 mm x 3 mm in wild-type mice
(J:6718)
• increase in kidney size is the result of both increased cystic fluid and increased cell mass
(J:9290)
|
• kidney weight is increased in newborns and a progressive increase in kidney wet and dry weight as well as size is seen with age
|
hematopoietic system
• seen at 2 - 3 weeks of age
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behavior/neurological
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease | DOID:0110861 | J:6718 , J:9290 |