homeostasis/metabolism
• high methylmalonic acid in the urine, blood, liver, kidney, brain and muscle at 6 weeks
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• increased C3 propionylcarnitine in the urine and blood 1 day prior to birth, at birth and at 16 hours
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• high methylmalonic acid in the blood at 6 weeks, but not as much as in Muttm1Pai/Muttm1Pai Tg(MUT*R403X)#Hlps mice
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• high methylmalonic acid in the urine at 6 weeks
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• mice have occasional episodes of sickness (decreased movement, hunched over and ruffled fur) from which they recover within 2 hours of treatment with a liquid mixture of ground up food pellet and baby formula and placement on a heat pad
• however, feeding mice this diet during the first part of life prevents these episodes
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growth/size/body
• more so in female mice
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• more so in female mice
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• at 2 years
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• at 2 years
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liver/biliary system
• at 2 years
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renal/urinary system
• at 2 years
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• high methylmalonic acid in the urine at 6 weeks
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
methylmalonic aciduria due to methylmalonyl-CoA mutase deficiency | DOID:0060740 |
OMIM:251000 |
J:191879 |