mortality/aging
• mice exhibit 85% survival
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• 2 of 13 mice die before 12 months of age
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nervous system
microgliosis
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J:155410
)
• as early as 3 to 5 months, mice exhibit plaques in the anterior neocortex and subiculum unlike wild-type mice
• mmice exhibit plaque accumulation in the posterior neocortex, CA1 through 4 regions of the hippocampus, amygdala and related limbic structures, and thalamus unlike in wild-type mice
• plaques also accumulate in the olfactory bulb, colliculi, brainstem, and the striatum
• at 8 months, large plaques develop in the thalamus compared with wild-type mice
• older mice develop diffuse deposits of beta-amyloid
• plaque size increases with age
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astrocytosis
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J:155410
)
• dense-core plaques are encompassed by a sphere of early-dystrophic, swollen neurites with ubiquitin accumulation unlike in wild-type mice
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behavior/neurological
• at 12 months, mice exhibit a deficit in episodic memory with reduced exploration of a novel object compared with wild-type mice
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• at 12 months, mice exhibit reduced performance in a Morris water maze test compared with wild-type mice
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• at 12 months, mice from the cross-sectional cohort display poor memory in a Morris water maze compared with wild-type mice
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• at 4 months but not in older mice, anxiety related behaviors are increased with mice spending less time in the center of an open field and entering the open sector of a zero maze compared with wild-type mice
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• at 12 months, mice exhibit a deficit in episodic memory with reduced exploration of a novel object compared with wild-type mice
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• at 4 months but not in older mice, exploratory activity is decreased in a Y maze compared with wild-type mice
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immune system
microgliosis
(
J:155410
)
hematopoietic system
microgliosis
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J:155410
)
homeostasis/metabolism
amyloidosis
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J:155410
)
• as early as 3 to 5 months, mice exhibit plaques in the anterior neocortex and subiculum unlike wild-type mice
• mmice exhibit plaque accumulation in the posterior neocortex, CA1 through 4 regions of the hippocampus, amygdala and related limbic structures, and thalamus unlike in wild-type mice
• plaques also accumulate in the olfactory bulb, colliculi, brainstem, and the striatum
• at 8 months, large plaques develop in the thalamus compared with wild-type mice
• older mice develop diffuse deposits of beta-amyloid
• plaque size increases with age
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Alzheimer's disease | DOID:10652 | J:155410 |