neoplasm
• 76% of females develop asynchronous mammary tumors with an average latency of 28.2 weeks, with the earliest onset at 23 weeks of age
• females treated with an anti-ERBB2 antibody, mu4D5, show reduced mammary tumor incidence and inhibition of tumor growth
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• tumors exhibit features of rapidly growing adenocarcinoma with areas of solid, tubular, and papillary growth, cellular pleomorphism, and mitotic activity
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• the enlarged Harderian glands show residual normal-appearing acinar tissue adjacent to circumscribed areas of adenomatous growth, with these areas showing effacement of the normal glandular architecture with solid and papillary growth and showing resemblance to Harderian gland adenoma, acinar type
• Hardarian gland neoplasms are not seen in females treated early with an anti-ERBB2 antibody, mu4D5
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• pulmonary metastases are seen
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• 76% of females develop asynchronous mammary tumors with an average latency of 28.2 weeks, with the earliest onset at 23 weeks of age
• females treated with an anti-ERBB2 antibody, mu4D5, show reduced mammary tumor incidence and inhibition of tumor growth
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• tumors exhibit features of rapidly growing adenocarcinoma with areas of solid, tubular, and papillary growth, cellular pleomorphism, and mitotic activity
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• enlarged Harderian gland, especially in aging mice that have yet to develop mammary tumors
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• the enlarged Harderian glands show residual normal-appearing acinar tissue adjacent to circumscribed areas of adenomatous growth, with these areas showing effacement of the normal glandular architecture with solid and papillary growth and showing resemblance to Harderian gland adenoma, acinar type
• Hardarian gland neoplasms are not seen in females treated early with an anti-ERBB2 antibody, mu4D5
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vision/eye
exophthalmos
(
J:90202
)
• progressive exopthalamus due to Harderian gland neoplasms
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integument
• 76% of females develop asynchronous mammary tumors with an average latency of 28.2 weeks, with the earliest onset at 23 weeks of age
• females treated with an anti-ERBB2 antibody, mu4D5, show reduced mammary tumor incidence and inhibition of tumor growth
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• tumors exhibit features of rapidly growing adenocarcinoma with areas of solid, tubular, and papillary growth, cellular pleomorphism, and mitotic activity
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
breast cancer | DOID:1612 |
OMIM:114480 |
J:90202 |