mortality/aging
• death occurs by 12 weeks of age
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growth/size/body
weight loss
(
J:25940
)
• mice start losing weight at three weeks of age
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• is observed by three weeks of age
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immune system
• about 10 fold less thymocytes compared to wild-type mice at six weeks of age
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• is observed by three weeks of age
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• mild anema occurs at 3 weeks of age
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• over 90% of cells in the spleen of 8 week old mice are composed of granulocytes and their precursors
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• are found in lymph nodes starting about 4 weeks of age
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• about 3.5 fold less DP T cells at six weeks of age
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• are found in lymph nodes starting about 4 weeks of age
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• B cells are almost absent by 8 weeks of age
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• increase of single-positive CD4 T cells in the thymus
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• increase of single-positive CD8 T cells in the thymus
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• memory T cells are not generated to LCMV virus
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• 4 fold increase in number of activated (CD69-positive) T cells from the mesenteric lymph nodes
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• B cells are unable to respond to a T-cell independent antigen
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• 10 to 100 fold higher in the sera of 3 week old mice
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• 10 to 100 fold higher in the sera of 3 week old mice
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• T cells fail to activate to a number of mitogens
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• is observed by three weeks of age
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• high concentrations occur in the sera by 3 weeks of age
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• about 10 fold less thymocytes compared to wild-type mice at six weeks of age
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• poorly developed genitalia are evident by six weeks of age
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hematopoietic system
• about 10 fold less thymocytes compared to wild-type mice at six weeks of age
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• is observed by three weeks of age
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• liver and spleen is infiltrated by large number of myeloid precursors
• around 8 weeks of age, bone marrow is also infiltrated
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• mild anema occurs at 3 weeks of age
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• increase numbers found in the blood between 3 and 8 weeks of age
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• over 90% of cells in the spleen of 8 week old mice are composed of granulocytes and their precursors
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• are found in lymph nodes starting about 4 weeks of age
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• about 3.5 fold less DP T cells at six weeks of age
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• are found in lymph nodes starting about 4 weeks of age
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• B cells are almost absent by 8 weeks of age
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• increase of single-positive CD4 T cells in the thymus
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• increase of single-positive CD8 T cells in the thymus
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• memory T cells are not generated to LCMV virus
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• 4 fold increase in number of activated (CD69-positive) T cells from the mesenteric lymph nodes
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• B cells are unable to respond to a T-cell independent antigen
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• 10 to 100 fold higher in the sera of 3 week old mice
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• 10 to 100 fold higher in the sera of 3 week old mice
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• T cells fail to activate to a number of mitogens
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behavior/neurological
• mice are slow when moving
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reproductive system
• poorly developed genitalia are evident by six weeks of age
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integument
• hair is fuzzy in appearance
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