mortality/aging
• mice die at 6 to 15 weeks of age with 94% of mice dying by 4 months of age
(J:78177)
• median survival is 100 days
(J:186117)
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neoplasm
• mice occasionally develop thyoma without involvement of peripheral lymphoid organs
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• mice develop multicentric lymphosarcoma associated with leukemia
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• 13 of 15 mice develop lymphomas
(J:78177)
• mice develop multicentric lymphosarcoma associated with leukemia
(J:78177)
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• lymphomas develop from single B-lymphoid clones at different stages of differentiation
(J:78177)
• mutants exhibit a mixture of sIg- pre-B lymphoma (~40%) and sIg+ B lymphoma (~60%)
(J:186117)
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• mice develop multicentric lymphosarcoma associated with leukemia
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immune system
• two-fold
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• mice exhibit an increased in the number of lymphoblasts in lymph tissues and the blood compared to wild-type mice
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• white blood cell counts are increased
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• bone marrow from 5 week old mice contains an accumulation of pre-B cells
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hematopoietic system
• two-fold
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• mice exhibit an increased in the number of lymphoblasts in lymph tissues and the blood compared to wild-type mice
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• white blood cell counts are increased
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• bone marrow from 5 week old mice contains an accumulation of pre-B cells
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endocrine/exocrine glands
growth/size/body
• two-fold
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Burkitt lymphoma | DOID:8584 |
OMIM:113970 |
J:78177 , J:186117 |