mortality/aging
• mice survive up to 80 weeks
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behavior/neurological
• mice show spastic paraplegia and cannot use their hind limbs after 1 year of age
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spasticity
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J:226481
)
homeostasis/metabolism
• increase in serum creatine kinase activity
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• accumulation of poorly branched from of glycogen, polyglucosan, in the neuropil, skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, and liver
• newborns show accumulation of polyglucosan bodies in choroid plexus, brain stem, muscle, dorsal root ganglion cells, liver, and epithelial cells of the brain, but not in the cerebral cortex or heart muscle
• accumulated polyglucosan bodies are ubiquitinylated
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• muscle glycogen content is increased
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• brain, heart, liver, and muscle glycogen content is increased
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liver/biliary system
• brain, heart, liver, and muscle glycogen content is increased
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• moderate perisinusoidal/pericellular dense collagen bundles are seen in the liver, indicating fibrosis
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muscle
• muscle glycogen content is increased
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nervous system
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
glycogen storage disease IV | DOID:2750 |
OMIM:232500 |
J:226481 |