neoplasm
• mice fed doxycycline develop tumors in all mammary glands within 10 weeks of induction, with a median latency between 6 and 8 weeks
• removal of doxycycline results in apoptosis and reduced proliferation of tumors
after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• mammary tumors develop after withdrawal of doxycycline at a median age of 33 weeks, indicating recurrent tumors
• tumor recurrence is associated with reactivation of oncogenic transgenes and somatic mutations in the rtTA transgene
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integument
• mice fed doxycycline develop tumors in all mammary glands within 10 weeks of induction, with a median latency between 6 and 8 weeks
• removal of doxycycline results in apoptosis and reduced proliferation of tumors
after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• mammary tumors develop after withdrawal of doxycycline at a median age of 33 weeks, indicating recurrent tumors
• tumor recurrence is associated with reactivation of oncogenic transgenes and somatic mutations in the rtTA transgene
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• mice fed doxycycline develop tumors in all mammary glands within 10 weeks of induction, with a median latency between 6 and 8 weeks
• removal of doxycycline results in apoptosis and reduced proliferation of tumors
after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• after doxycycline withdrawal, almost all of the transformed mammary glands completely regress to a nonpalpable state, however, hyperplastic changes persist in the glands
• mammary tumors develop after withdrawal of doxycycline at a median age of 33 weeks, indicating recurrent tumors
• tumor recurrence is associated with reactivation of oncogenic transgenes and somatic mutations in the rtTA transgene
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
breast cancer | DOID:1612 |
OMIM:114480 |
J:133578 |