digestive/alimentary system
• disruption of the mucosal architecture with prominent villous distortion characterized by widening and decreased number of villi
• increase in numbers of activated CD4+ cells within their intestinal mucosa
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• prominent villous distortion characterized by widening and decreased number of villi
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• low-grade inflammatory cell infiltration with both active and chronic components is seen in the colon
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• chronic small intestinal inflammation
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• mice exhibit severe inflammatory changes in the ilea, including dense infiltration of the lamina propria by acute (polymorphonuclear), but mainly chronic (lymphocytes, macrophages), inflammatory cells
• however, no inflammation is seen in other parts of the small intestine, including the jejunum , and mice do not develop inflammatory arthritis
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immune system
• low-grade inflammatory cell infiltration with both active and chronic components is seen in the colon
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• chronic small intestinal inflammation
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• mice exhibit severe inflammatory changes in the ilea, including dense infiltration of the lamina propria by acute (polymorphonuclear), but mainly chronic (lymphocytes, macrophages), inflammatory cells
• however, no inflammation is seen in other parts of the small intestine, including the jejunum , and mice do not develop inflammatory arthritis
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homeostasis/metabolism
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
inflammatory bowel disease | DOID:0050589 |
OMIM:PS266600 |
J:204557 |