mortality/aging
• most homozygotes die within 1-2 months after birth
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cardiovascular system
• dissecting aneurysms were seen in the abdominal and thoracic aorta accompanied by large intramural bleedings in 6 out of 6 mutants
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• dissecting aneurysms were seen in the abdominal and thoracic aorta accompanied by large intramural bleedings in 6 out of 6 mutants
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endocrine/exocrine glands
biliary cyst
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J:94582
)
• small cysts were seen in 4 out of 10 homozygous mutants
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• bile duct dilations were observed in 4/10 animals
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pancreas cyst
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J:94582
)
• dilation of ducts and an occasional cyst were seen in 8 out of 10 mutants
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growth/size/body
biliary cyst
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J:94582
)
• small cysts were seen in 4 out of 10 homozygous mutants
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pancreas cyst
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J:94582
)
• dilation of ducts and an occasional cyst were seen in 8 out of 10 mutants
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• mutants weigh 40% less than wild-type littermates at weaning
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kidney cyst
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J:94582
)
• about 75% of homozygotes show a severe phenotype with pale, massively enlarged cystic kidneys at 1 month of age, the other 25% had a less severe phenotye with less enlargement of the kidneys and survived to become fertile adults
• cysts arise mainly from the loops of Henle, distal tubules, and collecting duct
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immune system
• small areas of mild inflammation are seen in cystic kidneys
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liver/biliary system
biliary cyst
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J:94582
)
• small cysts were seen in 4 out of 10 homozygous mutants
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• bile duct dilations were observed in 4/10 animals
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renal/urinary system
kidney cyst
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J:94582
)
• about 75% of homozygotes show a severe phenotype with pale, massively enlarged cystic kidneys at 1 month of age, the other 25% had a less severe phenotye with less enlargement of the kidneys and survived to become fertile adults
• cysts arise mainly from the loops of Henle, distal tubules, and collecting duct
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• small areas of mild inflammation are seen in cystic kidneys
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• small areas of mild fibrosis are seen in cystic kidneys
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
polycystic kidney disease 1 | DOID:0110858 |
OMIM:173900 |
J:94582 |