neoplasm
• T50 for tumor-free survival is approximately 17 months of age
• mammary tumors occur after long latency of at least 13 months of age
• at the end of the 20 month observation period, 20 of 26 animals developed mammary tumors; control animals developed none
• tumor pathology corresponded to two characteristic types, solid carcinoma and adenoacanthoma, with a mixture of the two types frequently appearing in the same tumor mass
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• mammary tumors occur after long latency of at least 13 months of age
• T50 for tumor-free survival is approximately 17 months of age
• at the end of the 20 month observation period, 20 of 26 animals developed mammary tumors; control animals developed none
• tumor pathology corresponded to two characteristic types, solid carcinoma and adenoacanthoma, with a mixture of the two types frequently appearing in the same tumor mass
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integument
• mammary tumors occur after long latency of at least 13 months of age
• T50 for tumor-free survival is approximately 17 months of age
• at the end of the 20 month observation period, 20 of 26 animals developed mammary tumors; control animals developed none
• tumor pathology corresponded to two characteristic types, solid carcinoma and adenoacanthoma, with a mixture of the two types frequently appearing in the same tumor mass
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
breast cancer | DOID:1612 |
OMIM:114480 |
J:70564 |