mortality/aging
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• adult mice injected intramuscularly with diptheria toxin (DT) to specifically ablate NPY-expressing cells exhibit a greater than 80% drop in feeding, a 20% reduction in their body weight and have to be euthanized unlike similarly treated wild-type mice
• however, most mice survive when injected with DT as neonate or when receiving injections as neonate and adults
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behavior/neurological
hyperdipsia
(
J:132360
)
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• adult mice injected intramuscularly with diptheria toxin (DT) to specifically ablate NPY-expressing cells exhibit increased water consumption compared to similarly treated wild-type mice
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• adult mice injected intramuscularly with diptheria toxin (DT) to specifically ablate NPY-expressing cells exhibit a greater than 80% drop in feeding unlike similarly treated wild-type mice
• adults injected with DT cease to eat unlike similarly treated wild-type mice
• however, DT-treated mice are sustained by hand feeding via oral gavage with liquid food
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growth/size/body
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• adult mice injected intramuscularly with diptheria toxin (DT) to specifically ablate NPY-expressing cells exhibit 20% of their body weight unlike similarly treated wild-type mice
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