endocrine/exocrine glands
• 13.6% of mice develop prostatic adenocarcinoma from 8-21 months of age
• tumors are poorly circumscribed and unencapsulated, comprised of haphazard acini and lobules of pleomorphic cells
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• mice develop atypical proliferative lesions indicating prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (mPIN) as early as 8 weeks of age
• 40.9% of mice exhibit mPIN lesions
• mPIN lesions are mainly cribriform structures with occasional stratification of cells, papilliferous structures and tufts of cells
• atypical epithelial cells that are irregular, larger than adjacent normal cells, and lacking normal polarity are seen in all prostatic lobes, including anterior, dorsal and ventral prostate
• foci of atypical cells partially fill the lumen of the ducts
• mice exhibit intraluminal glands forming within the original glands in the dysplastic lesions
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neoplasm
• mice develop atypical proliferative lesions indicating prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (mPIN) as early as 8 weeks of age
• 40.9% of mice exhibit mPIN lesions
• mPIN lesions are mainly cribriform structures with occasional stratification of cells, papilliferous structures and tufts of cells
• atypical epithelial cells that are irregular, larger than adjacent normal cells, and lacking normal polarity are seen in all prostatic lobes, including anterior, dorsal and ventral prostate
• foci of atypical cells partially fill the lumen of the ducts
• mice exhibit intraluminal glands forming within the original glands in the dysplastic lesions
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• malignancy, with vascular invasion by neoplastic cells or local invasion of the tumor beyond the basement membrane into surrounding stromal tissues is seen in some mice
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• 13.6% of mice develop prostatic adenocarcinoma from 8-21 months of age
• tumors are poorly circumscribed and unencapsulated, comprised of haphazard acini and lobules of pleomorphic cells
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reproductive system
• 13.6% of mice develop prostatic adenocarcinoma from 8-21 months of age
• tumors are poorly circumscribed and unencapsulated, comprised of haphazard acini and lobules of pleomorphic cells
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• 40.9% of mice exhibit mPIN lesions
• mice develop atypical proliferative lesions indicating prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (mPIN) as early as 8 weeks of age
• mPIN lesions are mainly cribriform structures with occasional stratification of cells, papilliferous structures and tufts of cells
• atypical epithelial cells that are irregular, larger than adjacent normal cells, and lacking normal polarity are seen in all prostatic lobes, including anterior, dorsal and ventral prostate
• foci of atypical cells partially fill the lumen of the ducts
• mice exhibit intraluminal glands forming within the original glands in the dysplastic lesions
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
prostate adenocarcinoma | DOID:2526 | J:234601 |