mortality/aging
• most animals die by 4 weeks of age, with a very few surviving 3 months
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renal/urinary system
• by 19 days of age, endothelial cells have lifted off the glomerular basement membrane
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• by 19 days of age, endothelial fenestrations are largely absent
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albuminuria
(
J:122505
)
• at 19 days, pronounced proteinuria is observed
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• gradual loss of foot processes is seen
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• occasional foot process effacement can be seen at 5 days and becomes widespread by 19 days of age
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• a split glomerular basement membrane is observed at 5 days
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• by 19 days of age, adhesions to Bowman's capsule are observed
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• at 19 days of age, glomeruli appear atrophied
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• dilated tubules containing proteinaceous material are seen at 19 days
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renal cast
(
J:122505
)
• frequent dilated tubular profiles filled with an eosinophilic material are seen at 19 days
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homeostasis/metabolism
albuminuria
(
J:122505
)
• at 19 days, pronounced proteinuria is observed
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cardiovascular system
• by 19 days of age, endothelial cells have lifted off the glomerular basement membrane
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• by 19 days of age, endothelial fenestrations are largely absent
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
nail-patella syndrome | DOID:9467 |
OMIM:161200 |
J:122505 |