mortality/aging
• 90% dead by 6 months of age
• most severely runted individuals usually die first
• survival improved by treatment with xanthine oxidase inhibitors (allopurinol)
• Background Sensitivity: seen primarily on this mixed background since early lethality was so severe on the inbred 129P2/OlaHsd background
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• lethality was checked at weaning and so may represent embryonic lethality as well
• Background Sensitivity: lethality less severe than on an inbred 129P2/OlaHsd background
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renal/urinary system
• crystalline deposits and calculi
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• elevated adenine and 2,8 dihydroadenine in urine
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• irregular surface
• color varies from red to yellow
• crystalline deposits and calculi
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• cystic dilation of Bowman's capsule
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• destroyed when hydronephrosis present
• destruction often extends into cortex
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• extreme hydronephrosis often seen even when color normal
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small kidney
(
J:38450
)
• fibrosis and crystalline aggregates in proximal tubule
• sloughing of tubular epithelium
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• by 6 months extreme dilation seen
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renal cast
(
J:38450
)
• blockage of renal tubules by protein casts seen at 6 months
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• crystalline deposits and calculi
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homeostasis/metabolism
• crystalline deposits and calculi
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• elevated adenine and 2,8 dihydroadenine in urine
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growth/size/body
• starting at birth and persisting throughout life
• runting is sometimes severe
• runting corrected if treated from conception with allopurinol
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behavior/neurological
• often seen before death
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reproductive system
• although neither sex is inherently infertile, matings between homozygotes fail to produce litters
• corrected by allopurinol treatment
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integument
• loss of condition often precedes death
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
adenine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency | DOID:0060350 |
OMIM:614723 |
J:38450 |