growth/size/body
• 0.37 g vs 0.29 in wild-type
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• decreased (19.8 g, 43% of body weight) compared to wild-type (25.5 g 87% of body weight); lean mass is increased significantly compared to Lep homozygotes (16 g, 33% of body weight)
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• higher than wild-type and similar to in Lepob homozygotes
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• 0.46 g vs 0.41 g in wild-type; size is reduced compared to Lep homozygotes
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• 4.45 g vs 1.44 g in wild-type
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homeostasis/metabolism
• levels are similar to wild-type, but greatly decreased from levels found in Lepob homozygotes
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• significantly lower (5.2 nmol/l) compared to wild-type (14.2 nmol/l)
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• levels are decreased compared to Lep homozygotes, and normalized compared to wild-type levels
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• circulating insulin levels are not significantly higher than wild-type but are significantly decreased from Lepob homozygotes
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• 6.56 mmol/l vs 3.54 mmol/l in wild-type
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• 2.86 mmol/l vs 1.62 mmol/l in wild-type
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behavior/neurological
polyphagia
(
J:107169
)
endocrine/exocrine glands
• 0.37 g vs 0.29 in wild-type
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• testes weigh 0.20 g compared to 0.33 g in wild-type
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adipose tissue
• combined white adipose tissue mass (WAT) is higher than wild-type but significantly lower than in Lepob homozygotes (WAT % body weight - wild-type 2.32%, Lep
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• epididymal fat depot weight is significantly decreased compared to those of Lepob homozygotes
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• mesenteric fat depot weight is significantly decreased compared to those of Lepob homozygotes
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reproductive system
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• testes weigh 0.20 g compared to 0.33 g in wild-type
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• no females can produce offspring
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• no males can produce offspring
(J:76479)
• no males could produce offspring
(J:107169)
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digestive/alimentary system
• intestinal hypertrophy is attenuated compared to Lepob homozygotes (weight - 1.61 g vs 1.89 g in Lepob mice) but is still much greater than wild-type (1.61 g vs 1.03 g; intestine length 43 cm vs 33 cm in wild-type)
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liver/biliary system
• 4.45 g vs 1.44 g in wild-type
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renal/urinary system
• 0.46 g vs 0.41 g in wild-type; size is reduced compared to Lep homozygotes
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