adipose tissue
• reduced fat mass
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• brown adipocytes contained large multiloculated fat vacuoles not present in wild-type
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• epididymal white adipose tissue contained a heterogeneous population of adipocytes with mostly small and medium sized cells, compared to the homozygous population of large adipocytes in wild-type
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• reduced epididymal white adipose tissue depots
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lipodystrophy
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• exhibited lipodystrophy
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growth/size/body
• reduced fat mass
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• heterozygous mutants gained less weight on a standard or high fat diet than wild-type after 3 months of age, however no differences in food intake or oxygen consumption
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homeostasis/metabolism
• males on a high-fat diet exhibited basal hyperinsulinemia
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• exhibited higher serum free fatty acid levels on a standard diet than wild-type
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• males on a high-fat diet exhibited insulin resistance, as evidenced by lower glucose infusion rates and impaired glucose uptake in skeletal muscle during clamp studies
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• significantly lower levels of serum adiponectin levels than in wild-type on either a standard or high fat diet
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• hepatic triglyceride levels were 1.8-fold greater on a standard diet and 1.46-fold greater on a high-fat diet compared to wild-type
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muscle
• males on a high-fat diet display impaired glucose uptake in skeletal muscle during clamp studies
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liver/biliary system
• hepatic triglyceride levels were 1.8-fold greater on a standard diet and 1.46-fold greater on a high-fat diet compared to wild-type
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• 5 month old males exhibited macrovesicular fatty changes in midzonal and centrilobular locations
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• 5 month old males exhibited microvesicular fatty changes around the central vein
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cardiovascular system
hypertension
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• females, but not males, were overtly hypertensive on either the standard or high-fat diet
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cellular
• males on a high-fat diet display impaired glucose uptake in skeletal muscle during clamp studies
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
abdominal obesity-metabolic syndrome | DOID:0060611 |
OMIM:PS605552 |
J:98786 |