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craniofacial
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• breeding females, but not males or virgin females, are prone to incisor overgrowth and breakage, possibly due to poor mineralization
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long incisors
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J:14240
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growth/size/body
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• breeding females, but not males or virgin females, are prone to incisor overgrowth and breakage, possibly due to poor mineralization
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long incisors
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J:14240
)
weight loss
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J:14240
)
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• in some breeding females, likely associated with bad incisors
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reproductive system
behavior/neurological
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• convulsions are seen occasionally when the mutants are disturbed, such as when transfered between cages, and after these convulsions the mice are described as unusually nervous
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nervous system
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• convulsions are seen occasionally when the mutants are disturbed, such as when transfered between cages, and after these convulsions the mice are described as unusually nervous
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integument
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• Background Sensitivity: at 14 to 15 days of age hair loss begins and progresses from rump forward, stopping by 20 to 21 days of age at a line on the head between the ears. After this the hair regrows from the head forward to the rump and males have an almost nomral coat and females have a slightly sparce coat, which becomes more sparse with age
(J:39707)
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sparse hair
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J:39707
)
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• Background Sensitivity: in females after regrowth of the coat
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skeleton
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• breeding females, but not males or virgin females, are prone to incisor overgrowth and breakage, possibly due to poor mineralization
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long incisors
(
J:14240
)
