mortality/aging
• all mice die to an exposure of 8.25 Gy compared 60-70% of controls
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• 80% of mice die within 2 days of birth with the majority dying within a couple of hours of birth
• pups found dead display several abnormalities with incomplete penetrance including cyanosis, bilateral hydronephrosis, and hemorrhagic edema
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cellular
• 12 week old females have 2.9 oocytes per ovary section compared to 8.5 for wild-type controls
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• the epidydymis is devoid of spermatozoa
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatids
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatocytes
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatogonia
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• embryonic fibroblasts are sensitive to mitomycin C treatment (MMC) with almost half the cells displaying radial chromosomes compared about 5 % of controls
• this treatment causes increased accumulation of cells at the G2/M phase and lower rates of survival compared to controls
• bone marrow cell are also hypersensitive to MMC
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• cells within the seminiferous tubules have the same (or higher) rate of proliferation as controls one day after birth but 3 and 16 weeks after proliferation there are less cells and they are not proliferating
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small testis
(
J:146616
)
• testis are strikingly smaller than controls
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growth/size/body
• mice are consistently smaller than littermate controls from E13 through adulthood
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hematopoietic system
• mice have lower number of bone marrow cells in the hind-limb compared to controls
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homeostasis/metabolism
• all mice die to an exposure of 8.25 Gy compared 60-70% of controls
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reproductive system
• 12 week old females have 2.9 oocytes per ovary section compared to 8.5 for wild-type controls
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• the epidydymis is devoid of spermatozoa
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatids
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatocytes
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• seminiferous tubules are devoid of spermatogonia
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• cells within the seminiferous tubules have the same (or higher) rate of proliferation as controls one day after birth but 3 and 16 weeks after proliferation there are less cells and they are not proliferating
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small testis
(
J:146616
)
• testis are strikingly smaller than controls
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• females have reduced fertility
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• males are sterile with small testis containing seminiferous tubules that are atrophic and mostly devoid of spermatogenic cells
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Fanconi anemia | DOID:13636 |
OMIM:PS227650 |
J:146616 |