mortality/aging
• newborn homozygotes die within a few hours after birth
• Background Sensitivity: on a congenic C57BL/6J background, newborn homozygotes die more rapidly than homozygotes on mixed genetic background
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craniofacial
• at birth, homozygotes exhibit a rounded skull
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• newborn homozygotes lack alveolar processes
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• newborn homozygotes lack incisors
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• at P0, homozygotes lack mandibular molars
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• molars develop until E13.5 and reach the bud stage but fail to develop further
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cleft chin
(
J:42035
)
• at ~E13, mandibular development is slightly delayed, resulting in a cleft chin
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• newborn homozygotes lack the short process of the malleus, in the absence of other ear abnormalities
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• at ~E13, the shape of the secondary palate is slightly altered
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• all newborn homozygotes show a complete cleft of the secondary palate
(J:42035)
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short snout
(
J:42035
)
• at birth, homozygotes display a shortened snout
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• at birth, homozygotes display a shortened head
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embryo
• a normal roof plate fails to form in the caudal diencephalon as indicated by marker analysis
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• the subcommissural organ is reduced or absent in all mutants at E15.5
• the subcommissural organ is colonized by many nucleated cells instead of mainly neural fibers
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respiratory system
• newborns exhibit gasping respirations prior to death and contain air in their stomachs and intestines
• Background Sensitivity: on a congenic C57BL/6J background, newborn homozygotes contain less air in their stomachs than homozygotes on a mixed genetic background
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nervous system
• a normal roof plate fails to form in the caudal diencephalon as indicated by marker analysis
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• 1/3 of E11.5 mutants exhibit an indentation at the boundary between the diencephalon and mesencephalon
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• the subcommissural organ is reduced or absent in all mutants at E15.5
• the subcommissural organ is colonized by many nucleated cells instead of mainly neural fibers
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hydrocephaly
(
J:84975
)
• some mutants exhibit hydrocephalus at birth
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• seen in some mutants
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• posterior commissure is disorganized at E15.5
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• marker analysis indicates that dorsal midline cells are not maintained in prosomere 1 of the diencephalon
• cell death is reduced in the dorsal midline of the diencephalon of E10.5-E12.5 mutants
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• seen in some mutants
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homeostasis/metabolism
skeleton
• at birth, homozygotes exhibit a rounded skull
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• newborn homozygotes lack alveolar processes
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• newborn homozygotes lack incisors
|
• at P0, homozygotes lack mandibular molars
|
• molars develop until E13.5 and reach the bud stage but fail to develop further
|
cleft chin
(
J:42035
)
• at ~E13, mandibular development is slightly delayed, resulting in a cleft chin
|
• newborn homozygotes lack the short process of the malleus, in the absence of other ear abnormalities
|
digestive/alimentary system
• at ~E13, the shape of the secondary palate is slightly altered
|
• all newborn homozygotes show a complete cleft of the secondary palate
(J:42035)
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hearing/vestibular/ear
• newborn homozygotes lack the short process of the malleus, in the absence of other ear abnormalities
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limbs/digits/tail
N |
• surprisingly, homozygotes exhibit no limb defects
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growth/size/body
• newborn homozygotes lack alveolar processes
|
• newborn homozygotes lack incisors
|
• at P0, homozygotes lack mandibular molars
|
• molars develop until E13.5 and reach the bud stage but fail to develop further
|
cleft chin
(
J:42035
)
• at ~E13, mandibular development is slightly delayed, resulting in a cleft chin
|
• at ~E13, the shape of the secondary palate is slightly altered
|
• all newborn homozygotes show a complete cleft of the secondary palate
(J:42035)
|
short snout
(
J:42035
)
• at birth, homozygotes display a shortened snout
|
• at birth, homozygotes display a shortened head
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
tooth agenesis | DOID:0050591 |
OMIM:106600 OMIM:150400 OMIM:313500 OMIM:602639 OMIM:604625 OMIM:610926 OMIM:PS106600 |
J:42035 |