mortality/aging
• 32% of mice die 15 weeks after UVB-irradiation compared with 3% of similarly treated Xpatm1Tnka homozygotes
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• 18% of mice die of lymphomas by 20 weeks of age
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neoplasm
• in 81% of mice by 52 weeks
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• 9% of spontaneous skin tumors are papillomas
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• 91% of skin tumors are squamous cell carcinomas
• all skin tumors in UVB-treated mice are diagnosed as squamous cell carcinomas
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• 18% of mice die of lymphomas by 20 weeks of age
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• UVB-treated mice develop skin tumors a week earlier than similarly treated Xpatm1Tnka homozygotes
• all UVB-treated mice develop skin tumors, all of which are squamous cell carcinomas, at 10 weeks compared with 20 weeks for similarly treated Xpatm1Tnka homozygotes
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integument
• in 81% of mice by 52 weeks
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• 9% of spontaneous skin tumors are papillomas
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• 91% of skin tumors are squamous cell carcinomas
• all skin tumors in UVB-treated mice are diagnosed as squamous cell carcinomas
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homeostasis/metabolism
• 32% of mice die 15 weeks after UVB-irradiation compared with 3% of similarly treated Xpatm1Tnka homozygotes
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