mortality/aging
• 2 of 19 affected males died at 2 days of age as a result of umbilical cord bleeding
• however, most male hemizygotes are viable, fertile and indistinguishable from carrier or wild-type littermates on the basis of size and activity
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homeostasis/metabolism
• male hemizygotes exhibit a mean plasma F. IX titer of 2.8 U/dL relative to 92, 69, and 35 U/dL obtained in wild-type littermates (male and female), wild-type females, and female carriers, respectively
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• male hemizygotes exhibit a significantly prolonged bleeding time (>3 hrs) relative to wild-type and carrier female littermates (15 to 20 minutes)
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cardiovascular system
hemorrhage
(
J:48501
)
• 7 of 19 affected male hemizygotes died of excessive blood loss after tail snipping, and 2 affected males died at 2 days of age of umbilical cord bleeding; the remaining 10 affected males were still alive at 4 months of age
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liver/biliary system
N |
• male hemizygotes display normal liver architecture with no liver pathology
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embryo
• 2 of 19 affected males died of umbilical cord bleeding at 2 days of age
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
hemophilia B | DOID:12259 |
OMIM:306900 |
J:48501 |