neoplasm
• 42% of parous females develop mammary tumors with a mean latency of 16 months
• multiparous females develop mammary tumors earlier than non-parous females with a mean latency of 460 vs. 545 days
• tumor lesions are highly infiltrated with immune cells and show evidence of keratinization and squamous differentiation; immune infiltrates are mostly T lymphocytes
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integument
• 42% of parous females develop mammary tumors with a mean latency of 16 months
• multiparous females develop mammary tumors earlier than non-parous females with a mean latency of 460 vs. 545 days
• tumor lesions are highly infiltrated with immune cells and show evidence of keratinization and squamous differentiation; immune infiltrates are mostly T lymphocytes
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• mammary glands from 18 month old mice show extensive hyperplasia with multifocal tumor lesions
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• 42% of parous females develop mammary tumors with a mean latency of 16 months
• multiparous females develop mammary tumors earlier than non-parous females with a mean latency of 460 vs. 545 days
• tumor lesions are highly infiltrated with immune cells and show evidence of keratinization and squamous differentiation; immune infiltrates are mostly T lymphocytes
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• mammary glands from 18 month old mice show extensive hyperplasia with multifocal tumor lesions
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
breast cancer | DOID:1612 |
OMIM:114480 |
J:220608 |