neoplasm
• mammary tumors start to develop at 6 months of age
• 70% of mice have developed tumors by 18 months of age
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cellular
polyploidy
(
J:145680
)
• 25% of mammary epithelial cells from 4-month old mice are polyploidy and show premature chromatid segregation
• about half of mammary epithelial tumor cells are polyploidy
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• 10% of mammary epithelial cells from 4-month old mice contain more than 2 centrosomes per nucleus compared to about 1% mammary epithelial cells from control mice
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• parous mice over one year in age have more extensive ductal branching than transgenic mice not carrying a mutant Trp53 allele
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• parous mice have almost 6-fold more actively proliferating cells in the mammary epithelium than in controls
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• mammary tumors start to develop at 6 months of age
• 70% of mice have developed tumors by 18 months of age
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integument
• 10% of mammary epithelial cells from 4-month old mice contain more than 2 centrosomes per nucleus compared to about 1% mammary epithelial cells from control mice
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• parous mice over one year in age have more extensive ductal branching than transgenic mice not carrying a mutant Trp53 allele
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• parous mice have almost 6-fold more actively proliferating cells in the mammary epithelium than in controls
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• mammary tumors start to develop at 6 months of age
• 70% of mice have developed tumors by 18 months of age
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
breast cancer | DOID:1612 |
OMIM:114480 |
J:145680 |