endocrine/exocrine glands
N |
• unlike wild-type NOD mice, transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice do not develop spontaneous diabetes
• whereas wildtype NOD mice are susceptible to diabetes induction by cyclophosphamide, no transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice became diabetic (defined as blood glucose > 11 mmol/l) after a single cyclophosphamide injection; following a second injection only one of ten developed diabetes, and it was more slowly progressive than in wild-type controls
• pancreata of transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice are almost entirely free of insulitis: 90% of 244 islets from 100-day-old female mice and 98% of 259 islets from 147-day-old males had no cellular infiltration, and the rest exhibited only a minimal degree of insulitis
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• the transgene does not affect the characteristic susceptibility of NOD mice to sialitis, the degree of which does not differ significantly between transgenic NOD/LtWis mice and control littermates
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immune system
N |
• pancreata of transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice are almost entirely free of insulitis: 90% of islets from 100-day-old female mice and 98% of those from 147-day-old males have no cellular infiltration, and the rest exhibit only a minimal degree of insulitis
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• spleen- and draining lymph node-derived T cells from wild-type and transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice exhibit statistically similar in vitro proliferative responses to peptides derived from proinsulin and GAD2 (GAD65) following immunization with these self antigens
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• the transgene does not affect the characteristic susceptibility of NOD mice to sialitis, the degree of which does not differ significantly between transgenic NOD/LtWis mice and control littermates
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digestive/alimentary system
• the transgene does not affect the characteristic susceptibility of NOD mice to sialitis, the degree of which does not differ significantly between transgenic NOD/LtWis mice and control littermates
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hematopoietic system
• spleen- and draining lymph node-derived T cells from wild-type and transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice exhibit statistically similar in vitro proliferative responses to peptides derived from proinsulin and GAD2 (GAD65) following immunization with these self antigens
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cellular
• spleen- and draining lymph node-derived T cells from wild-type and transgenic NOD/LtWehi mice exhibit statistically similar in vitro proliferative responses to peptides derived from proinsulin and GAD2 (GAD65) following immunization with these self antigens
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
type 1 diabetes mellitus | DOID:9744 |
OMIM:222100 |
J:100251 |