mortality/aging
• Background Sensitivity: background sensitive partial lethality among heterozygotes before weaning
• of those that died prematurely, most died at 1-2 days after birth and the rest by 2 weeks after birth of unknown causes
• in 10 mice that died prematurely, no morphological abnormalities in the heart, kidneys, liver, digestive tract, thymus, or pancreas were found by histological analysis
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renal/urinary system
kidney cyst
(
J:99796
)
• renal lesion classified as cysts, atypical cysts, branching cysts, mixed cystic/solid carcinomas or solid carcinomas developed by 15-18 month
• onset and frequency are less severe compared to other background involving Balb/c or C3H
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• renal lesion classified as cysts, atypical cysts, branching cysts, mixed cystic/solid carcinomas or solid carcinomas developed by 15-18 month
• onset and frequency are less severe compared to other background involving Balb/c or C3H
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• solid renal cell carcinoma (RCC) by 15-18 month
• RCC which is larger than 5 mm were less frequently found compared to background not involving Balb/c
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neoplasm
• hemangioma consisted of abnormal vascular channels and smooth muscle are found 18% of 15-18 month mice
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• renal lesion classified as cysts, atypical cysts, branching cysts, mixed cystic/solid carcinomas or solid carcinomas developed by 15-18 month
• onset and frequency are less severe compared to other background involving Balb/c or C3H
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• solid renal cell carcinoma (RCC) by 15-18 month
• RCC which is larger than 5 mm were less frequently found compared to background not involving Balb/c
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liver/biliary system
• hemangioma consisted of abnormal vascular channels and smooth muscle are found 18% of 15-18 month mice
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growth/size/body
kidney cyst
(
J:99796
)
• renal lesion classified as cysts, atypical cysts, branching cysts, mixed cystic/solid carcinomas or solid carcinomas developed by 15-18 month
• onset and frequency are less severe compared to other background involving Balb/c or C3H
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
tuberous sclerosis | DOID:13515 |
OMIM:PS191100 |
J:99796 |