mortality/aging
• mice die shortly after birth from acute respiratory failure
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respiratory system
• lung maturation is impaired
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• dilation of peripheral saccules in terminal buds is reduced
• peripheral saccules are lined by cuboidal epithelial cells with no typical squamous type I cells
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• mesenchyme remains thickened
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• glycogen content is increased in the bronchiolar epithelium
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• no typical squamous type I cells are observed
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• only smaller lamellar body-like organelles with dense peripheral inclusions are detected in alveolar type II cells
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• lamellar bodies are absent
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• wet lung weight is increased by 32%
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atelectasis
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J:121155
)
• extensive atelectasis
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• mice initiate normal respiratory effort at birth but fail to inflate lungs
• mice have acute respiratory distress syndrome
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• SP-C protein is not detected in lung homogenate although other surfactants are present
• phosphatidylcholine and phosphaglycerol fractions are reduced by 63% and 96%, respectively, as was the ratio of these lipids to total lipids
• phosphatidyethanolamine levels are decreased by 45%
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homeostasis/metabolism
cardiovascular system
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
pulmonary alveolar proteinosis | DOID:12120 |
OMIM:265120 OMIM:300770 OMIM:610913 OMIM:610921 OMIM:614370 |
J:121155 |