neoplasm
• 100% of mutants develop retinal and lens tumors by E12.5, that rapidly progress throughout fetal and postnatal life
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• retinal-derived tumors invade the choroid and metastasize through the optic nerve to the brain
• a subpopulation of retinal tumor cells that express CD133 are capable of forming heterogeneous tumors similar to the primary retinal tumor when transplanted in vivo
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vision/eye
• 100% of mutants develop retinal and lens tumors by E12.5, that rapidly progress throughout fetal and postnatal life
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• retinal-derived tumors invade the choroid and metastasize through the optic nerve to the brain
• a subpopulation of retinal tumor cells that express CD133 are capable of forming heterogeneous tumors similar to the primary retinal tumor when transplanted in vivo
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• no evidence of retinal differentiation
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
retinoblastoma | DOID:768 |
OMIM:180200 |
J:196814 |