growth/size/body
integument
• keratinocyte proliferation is mildly increased at P18 and is strongly increased in the back and tail skin at 3 months of age
(J:158802)
• however, keratinocytes in vitro show normal proliferation rate
(J:158802)
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• transepidermal water loss is slightly increased at P18 and is significantly increased at 6 months of age, indicating disturbed epidermal barrier function
(J:158802)
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• progressive skin inflammation, with a 60% increase in epidermal gamma-delta T cells, an increase in mast cells in the dermis, and increase in CD45+ alpha-beta and gamma-delta T cells in the dermis
(J:158802)
• however, macrophage or neutrophil infiltrate is not seen
(J:158802)
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dermatitis
(
J:221184
)
• loss of skin appendages
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• sebaceous glands are virtually absent in the back skin of older mice
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• progressive hair loss and mice are hairless by 2-4 months of age
(J:158802)
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• hair follicles are abnormally shaped at P18 (first telogen)
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• hair follicles are virtually absent in the back skin of older mice and only a few cysts are present in the dermis
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• hair follicles are smaller at P18 (first telogen), but numbers are normal
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• by P30, most follicles are in telogen compared to controls which have entered the second anagen
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• a mild hypotrophy of the epidermis is seen at P5 (first anagen), but the dermis and appendages appear normal
• mice show only a rudimentary development of tight junctions in the epidermis
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• bubble-like intercellular clefts between the keratinocytes of the stratum granulosum
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• mice develop epidermal hyperthickening combined with disorganization of the keratinocytes at 2-3 months of age which progresses with age
(J:158802)
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• fragile appearing skin
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• fibrosis develops in the dermis
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• sebaceous glands are virtually absent in the back skin of older mice
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cellular
• keratinocyte proliferation is mildly increased at P18 and is strongly increased in the back and tail skin at 3 months of age
(J:158802)
• however, keratinocytes in vitro show normal proliferation rate
(J:158802)
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hematopoietic system
• mast cells in young cells are degranulated, followed by a decrease in degranulated mast cells thereafter
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• increase in mast cell number between P7 and P9 is greater in mutants than in controls and remains high unlike in controls which show a decrease over time
• higher number of mast cell progenitors in the white adipose tissue
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgE in the dermis and in the serum
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgG1 in the dermis
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgG2a in the dermis
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homeostasis/metabolism
• transepidermal water loss is slightly increased at P18 and is significantly increased at 6 months of age, indicating disturbed epidermal barrier function
(J:158802)
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• transient increase in mast cell chemokines in the epidermis and dermis
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immune system
• mast cells in young cells are degranulated, followed by a decrease in degranulated mast cells thereafter
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• increase in mast cell number between P7 and P9 is greater in mutants than in controls and remains high unlike in controls which show a decrease over time
• higher number of mast cell progenitors in the white adipose tissue
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgE in the dermis and in the serum
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgG1 in the dermis
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• mice show enhanced levels of IgG2a in the dermis
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• transient increase in mast cell chemokines in the epidermis and dermis
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• progressive skin inflammation, with a 60% increase in epidermal gamma-delta T cells, an increase in mast cells in the dermis, and increase in CD45+ alpha-beta and gamma-delta T cells in the dermis
(J:158802)
• however, macrophage or neutrophil infiltrate is not seen
(J:158802)
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dermatitis
(
J:221184
)
behavior/neurological
polydipsia
(
J:158802
)
• high consumption of drinking water
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reproductive system
• all females are infertile
(J:158802)
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• about 60% of males are infertile
(J:158802)
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
atopic dermatitis | DOID:3310 |
OMIM:603165 OMIM:PS603165 |
J:221184 |