homeostasis/metabolism
• heterozygous males and females are hyperglycemic by 6 weeks of age (plasma glucose - 325 mg/dL); at 12 and 18 weeks of age, plasma glucose levels in males have appproximately doubled (645 mg/dL and 666 mg/dL) while levels in female mutants have increased much less (341 and 298 mg/dL respectively)
(J:76224)
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• mice show decreased glucose-induced plasma insulin levels during glucose tolerance testing
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• mice exhibit increased energy expenditure in the dark photo-period at 2 to 3 months of age
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• mice present reduced respiratory quotient values at 2 to 3 months of age
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• mice exhibit increased blood glucose levels after glucose injection in glucose tolerance tests
• treatment with a pepducin based on Or12d17 sequence, o109-i2-2, significantly ameliorates the glucose metabolism disorder seen in mutants
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• diabetic males that are hyperglycemic (plasma glucose - ~660 mg/dL) at 12 weeks show a return to euglycemia one hour after receiving 1 unit of insulin, demonstrating insulin sensitivity
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immune system
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, the number of leukocytes per retina is increased
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• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, retinal microglia have a reactive morphology
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• hyperglycemic male mice transplanted with pancreatic islets from wild-type B6 males become euglycemic in one week after transplant and remain euglycemic until removal of the graft (8 weeks); male mice receiving an allogeneic transplant of BALB/c wild-type islets initially become euglycemic but revert to hyperglycemia because of rejection of the graft
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cardiovascular system
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, a modest increase in the number of acellular capillaries is seen in the retina
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• vascular permeability is increased in the retina
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growth/size/body
• at death heterozygous males weigh significantly less than wild-type males
(J:99412)
• body weight is decreased at 2 to 3 months of age
(J:321591)
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nervous system
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, retinal microglia have a reactive morphology
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• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, astrocytes close to large caliber superficial blood vessels in the retina have short projections that do not conjoin with the vessel
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vision/eye
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, a modest increase in the number of acellular capillaries is seen in the retina
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• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, significantly more caspase-3 positive cells are seen
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• after 22 weeks of hyperglycemia, in the peripheral regions the inner nuclear layer and inner plexiform layer thickness are reduced by 15.6% and 27%, respectively, and in the central region the thickness of the inner plexiform layer is reduced by 16.7%
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• after 22 weeks of hyperglycemia, the number of nuclei in the retinal ganglion cell layer is reduced by 23.4%
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hematopoietic system
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, the number of leukocytes per retina is increased
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• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, retinal microglia have a reactive morphology
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cellular
• after 31-36 weeks of hyperglycemia, significantly more caspase-3 positive cells are seen
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• mice exhibit a large reduction in insulin content of islets
• population of CD11c+ macrophages in islets is increased by about 3-fold compared to wild-type mice
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• marker analysis indicates that mice show reduced pancreatic beta cells in islets
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
maturity-onset diabetes of the young | DOID:0050524 |
OMIM:606391 |
J:99412 |