mortality/aging
• median survival is 64 days
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immune system
• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the thymus at 6 months
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• in diseased mice
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• monomorphic, enlarged white blood cells with a high nuclear:chromatin ratio (consistent with leukemic blasts) at 6 months
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• nearly all B cells are arrested in the early pro-B stage
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• in the thymus
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• in the spleen
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• at 6 months
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• in the thymus
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• immature single positive cells in the thymus
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• large, unstained cells (abnormal blasts) in the peripheral blood at 6 months
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• disrupted separation between white and red pulp by infiltrating lymphoblasts at 6 months
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• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the spleen, interstitial and perivascular space of the kidney, perivascular cuffs in the liver, meninges surrounding the brain, thymus, stomach and intestine at 6 months
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• lymphoid infiltration in the intestine at 6 months
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• lymphoid infiltration in the stomach at 6 months
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meningitis
(
J:202090
)
• lymphoid infiltration in the meninges surrounding the brain at 6 months
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• lymphoid infiltration in the perivascular cuffs in the liver at 6 months
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• lymphoid infiltration in the interstitial and perivascular space of the kidney at 6 months
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digestive/alimentary system
• lymphoid infiltration in the intestine at 6 months
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• lymphoid infiltration in the stomach at 6 months
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neoplasm
• mice rapidly develop and succumb to acute leukemia
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behavior/neurological
growth/size/body
• in diseased mice
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• in diseased mice
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• in diseased mice
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• in diseased mice
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respiratory system
liver/biliary system
• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the perivascular cuffs in the liver at 6 months
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nervous system
meningitis
(
J:202090
)
• lymphoid infiltration in the meninges surrounding the brain at 6 months
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renal/urinary system
• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the interstitial and perivascular space of the kidney at 6 months
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hematopoietic system
• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the thymus at 6 months
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• in diseased mice
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• severely at 6 months
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• monomorphic, enlarged white blood cells with a high nuclear:chromatin ratio (consistent with leukemic blasts) at 6 months
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• nearly all B cells are arrested in the early pro-B stage
|
• in the thymus
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• in the spleen
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• at 6 months
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• in the thymus
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• immature single positive cells in the thymus
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• large, unstained cells (abnormal blasts) in the peripheral blood at 6 months
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• disrupted separation between white and red pulp by infiltrating lymphoblasts at 6 months
|
endocrine/exocrine glands
• in diseased mice
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• lymphoid infiltration in the thymus at 6 months
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