mortality/aging
|
• mice die within one week of birth
|
growth/size/body
|
• homozygous animals weighed 30 - 40% less than controls
|
homeostasis/metabolism
hyperglycemia
(
J:32538
)
|
• plasma fatty acid concentrations visibly elevated
|
|
• plasma triglyceride levels were 6 fold higher than controls
|
|
• liver glycogen content could decrease 5 fold compared to controls
|
|
• homozygous mice developed diabetic ketoacidosis, with glucose and ketone bodies in urine
(J:32538)
|
liver/biliary system
|
• liver glycogen content could decrease 5 fold compared to controls
|
|
• fatty infiltration of the liver was noted
(J:32538)
|
muscle
|
• marked hypotrophy, apparent in days following birth
|
renal/urinary system
|
• homozygous mice developed diabetic ketoacidosis, with glucose and ketone bodies in urine
(J:32538)
|
adipose tissue
|
• reduction in adipose tissue
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| NOT | Donohue syndrome | DOID:0050470 |
OMIM:246200 |
J:32538 |


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