mortality/aging
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• 91% are dead by 12 months of age
• none survive past 13 months
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behavior/neurological
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• hind limb ataxia in about 14% of mice by 3 months of age
• symptoms most obvious after 9 months
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• hind limb paralysis develops eventually
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• hind limb paresis develops over 12 months
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nervous system
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• defective peroxisomes in oligodendrocytes
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microgliosis
(
J:123503
)
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• activated microglia and macrophage appear early
|
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• defects seen in rostral white matter by 4 months of age
• defects in the hippocampal commissure and cerebellar white matter less extensive
• defects become more extensive with time
• subcortical white matter degeneration increases as behavioral disorders progress
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• axonal swelling appears early in the corpus callosum and spinal cord
• gradual loss of myelinated nerve fibers
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• very long chain fatty acids become progressively increased in myelin
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respiratory system
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• difficulty breathing develops after 12 months
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skeleton
immune system
microgliosis
(
J:123503
)
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• activated microglia and macrophage appear early
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• infiltration of T cells into demyelinated regions of the brain by 4 months
• B cell infiltration sometimes seen as well
• proinflammatory proteins become more abundant
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hematopoietic system
microgliosis
(
J:123503
)
|
• activated microglia and macrophage appear early
|
cellular
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• defective peroxisomes in oligodendrocytes
|
microgliosis
(
J:123503
)
|
• activated microglia and macrophage appear early
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