homeostasis/metabolism
• 5 months post-transplant of wild-type bone marrow into deficient mice 1.5 months after Gba-depletion results in significantly higher glucosylceramidase activity in bone marrow, spleen and liver of recipients
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hematopoietic system
• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, significantly reduced compared to control
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• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, significantly reduced compared to control
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• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, significantly reduced compared to control
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• after disease (cre) induction following birth, 12 month -old Gba-deficient mice have disrupted splenic architecture
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• demarcation of red and white pulp is not evident
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immune system
• spleen, thymus, liver and lymph nodes of 12 month old cre-induced Gba-null mice show massive infiltration of mainly multinucleated Gaucher cells, and cytoplasm had "wrinkled tissue-paper"-like appearance
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• after disease (cre) induction following birth, 12 month -old Gba-deficient mice have disrupted splenic architecture
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• demarcation of red and white pulp is not evident
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• 5 months after bone marrow transplant, no Gaucher cells are observed
• if Gaucher disease is allowed to progress for 7.5 months before bone marrow transplant, when examined at 13 months of age, recipients have been cleared of all (4/6) or all but a few (2/6) Gaucher cells
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liver/biliary system
• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, liver is slightly enlarged, but less so than spleen
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pale liver
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J:113751
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• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, liver is pale
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skeleton
• bone marrow shows massive infiltration by Gaucher cells
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growth/size/body
• after 16 months of disease (cre) induction, liver is slightly enlarged, but less so than spleen
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Gaucher's disease type I | DOID:0110957 |
OMIM:230800 |
J:113751 |