mortality/aging
• 40-60% of F2 pups die within a few hours after birth from respiratory distress
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growth/size/body
• pulp cavity of molars appears necrotic and infected with bacteria
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• nasal turbinates show a presence of osteoid proliferation and tissue composed of fibroblasts rather than mature bone
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• thorax has a narrow apex and flared base
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• size is about 50% that of wild-type until 6 weeks of age, after which size increases to about 80% of normal
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respiratory system
• pulmonary hemorrhage is seen in embryos
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• nasal turbinates show a presence of osteoid proliferation and tissue composed of fibroblasts rather than mature bone
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• 40-60% of F2 pups die within a few hours after birth from respiratory distress
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skeleton
• calvarium is thinner and poorly mineralized
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• pulp cavity of molars appears necrotic and infected with bacteria
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• show disorganized islands of bone formation in the maxilla in the area around the molars
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• nasal turbinates show a presence of osteoid proliferation and tissue composed of fibroblasts rather than mature bone
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• exhibit long bone fractures
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• narrow pelvis
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• ramus of ischium appears to be laterally flared
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rib fractures
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J:59168
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• multiple rib fractures
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• deformed and flared rib cage
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• vertebral bodies are disorganized, osteoporotic, shorter, and flattened
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• general undermineralization of the skeleton, especially of the skull
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limbs/digits/tail
• fore and hind legs are bowed and thinner than wild-type
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cardiovascular system
• pulmonary hemorrhage is seen in embryos
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craniofacial
• calvarium is thinner and poorly mineralized
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• pulp cavity of molars appears necrotic and infected with bacteria
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• show disorganized islands of bone formation in the maxilla in the area around the molars
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• nasal turbinates show a presence of osteoid proliferation and tissue composed of fibroblasts rather than mature bone
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
osteogenesis imperfecta type 4 | DOID:0110340 |
OMIM:166220 |
J:59168 |