adipose tissue
behavior/neurological
• hindlimb and forelimb grip strength is less than controls and declines with age
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• less vertical activity in light (42%) and dark (55%) cycles as compared to controls
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• total distance travelled on progressive treadmill test is decreased as compared to controls in female mice and older male mice, 14 week old male mice perform similar to controls
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cellular
• altered autophagy in soleus muscle
• p62 levels in fed mice are higher than in fed controls, fasted levels are similar to control
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growth/size/body
• both male and female mice are obese with more fat mass and less lean mass than controls
• body composition in females is more abnormal than in males and consists of 2.3 times more fat and 8% less lean mass than controls
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mortality/aging
• increased prenatal mortality as compared to controls
• early failure to thrive is observed
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muscle
• smaller muscle fibers in gastrocnemius
• fiber type redistribution is not observed
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• larger muscle fibers in soleus as compared to control
• fiber type redistribution is not observed
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• reduction of total limb muscle weight to 87-93% of controls
• all individual muscle groups (gastrocnemius-soleus-plantaris, quadriceps, and tibialis anterior) are lighter than controls
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respiratory system
N |
• respiratory deficiency is not observed in young mice (P2 and P18)
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skeleton
• mild spinal curvature characterized by a upward rotation of the right aspect of skull and, in some mice, a right thoracic curve
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homeostasis/metabolism
• altered autophagy in soleus muscle
• p62 levels in fed mice are higher than in fed controls, fasted levels are similar to control
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Prader-Willi syndrome | DOID:11983 |
OMIM:176270 |
J:233299 |