liver/biliary system
• livers show similar lobular and portal inflammation and ductular reaction as in homozygotes
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• 17-20-month-old mice develop liver lesions resembling steatohepatitis
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• hepatocytes with cleared-out cytoplasm are less abundant than in homozygotes and show zonal and disseminated distribution
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• Mallory-Denk body (MDB)-containing hepatocytes are less frequent than in homozygotes and are found in about 40% of livers in males and about 9% of livers in females
• MDBs are less well developed than in homozygotes and granular inclusions prevail
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• aged mice develop liver steatosis to the same degree as in homozygotes; steatosis is more conspicuous in some females
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• approximately 73% of male and 22% of females develop liver tumors
• pleomorphic tumors are more frequent than monomorphic and more prevalent in males than females
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neoplasm
• approximately 73% of male and 22% of females develop liver tumors
• pleomorphic tumors are more frequent than monomorphic and more prevalent in males than females
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immune system
• livers show similar lobular and portal inflammation and ductular reaction as in homozygotes
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cellular
• mice show chromosomal instability in liver at 12 months of age, before tumor formation
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