digestive/alimentary system
• metaplastic lesions are observed with contributions from acinar and ductal cells consistent with active acinar-ductal transdifferentiation
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• at P1 acinar units are less compact with distended lumens; in some regions, acinar units are fragmented and intermixed with endocrine cells
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• from P2 to P8, a rapid loss of acinar cells is observed, associated with appearance of abnormal ductal structures
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• at P3, TUNEL assays reveal an 18-fold increase in acinar cell death in the pancreas relative to controls
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• metaplastic lesions are observed with contributions from acinar and ductal cells consistent with active acinar-ductal transdifferentiation
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• at P1 acinar units are less compact with distended lumens; in some regions, acinar units are fragmented and intermixed with endocrine cells
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• from P2 to P8, a rapid loss of acinar cells is observed, associated with appearance of abnormal ductal structures
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• islets are smaller and less well aggregated at P1 with a more diffuse distribution relative to wild-type; aggregation of islets is delayed with accumulation of smaller islets by P16
• at P1, there are decreased numbers of alpha, beta, and delta cells in the pancreas
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• at P1
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• at P1
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• at P1
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• islets are smaller and less well aggregated at P1 with a more diffuse distribution relative to wild-type; aggregation of islets is delayed with accumulation of smaller islets by P16
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• at P1, pancreas is smaller than in littermate controls
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• from P2 to P8, reactive fibrosis is observed in conjunction with acinar cell loss and abnormal ductal structures
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homeostasis/metabolism
• at P1, mice have elevated blood glucose levels but these return to normal by P8
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• adult mutants show improved beta cell function relative to wild-type with faster clearance of blood glucose
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cellular
• at P3, TUNEL assays reveal an 18-fold increase in acinar cell death in the pancreas relative to controls
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immune system
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Peutz-Jeghers syndrome | DOID:3852 |
OMIM:175200 |
J:134078 |