mortality/aging
• mice die within 1 year following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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• tamoxifen exposure beginning at weaning results in a progressive and generalized progeroid syndrome
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cellular
• increased incidence of micronucleated cells in MEFs following tamoxifen treatment
• dramatic increase in micronuclei in proliferating tissues following tamoxifen treatment at weaning
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• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in accumulation of mitotic cells in the thymus
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• sister chromatid exchanges and inter-telomeric recombination rates are increased in MEFs following tamoxifen treatmen
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• accumulation of intercellular DNA bridges in MEFs following tamoxifen treatment
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adipose tissue
• following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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pigmentation
• following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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• following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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digestive/alimentary system
• dramatic increase in micronuclei following tamoxifen treatment at weaning
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embryo
• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in intrauterine dwarfism with overall loss of cellularity particularly in some specific organs including the thymus
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in accumulation of mitotic cells in the thymus
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growth/size/body
• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in intrauterine dwarfism with overall loss of cellularity particularly in some specific organs including the thymus
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hematopoietic system
• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in accumulation of mitotic cells in the thymus
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immune system
• tamoxifen exposure at E13.5 results in accumulation of mitotic cells in the thymus
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integument
• following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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• following tamoxifen exposure at weaning
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Bloom syndrome | DOID:2717 |
OMIM:210900 |
J:227197 |