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Phenotypes associated with this allele
Allele Symbol
Allele Name
Allele ID
Ltbp3tm1Bdvc
targeted mutation 1, Branka Dabovic
MGI:2180017
Summary 1 genotype
Jump to Allelic Composition Genetic Background Genotype ID
hm1
Ltbp3tm1Bdvc/Ltbp3tm1Bdvc involves: 129S6/SvEvTac MGI:2451201


Genotype
MGI:2451201
hm1
Allelic
Composition
Ltbp3tm1Bdvc/Ltbp3tm1Bdvc
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S6/SvEvTac
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Mouse lines carrying:
Ltbp3tm1Bdvc mutation (0 available); any Ltbp3 mutation (59 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Skeletal abnormalities in Ltbp3tm1Bdvc/Ltbp3tm1Bdvc mice

craniofacial
• homozygotes fail to extend the presphenoid, basosphenoid, and the basooccipital bones resulting in a shortened cranial base and abnormal incisor apposition (J:76213)
• shortened cranial base
• the membranous bones of the mutant vault expand outward and upward, resulting in a domed skull
• no pathological synostosis, i.e. premature fusion of cranial vault sutures is observed
• at 1-2 d after birth, homozygotes show abnormal basooccipital-basosphenoid synchondrosis, with no columns of proliferating chondrocytes identified in the mutant synchondrosis (J:76213)
• the foramen magnum is displaced to a more anterior position
• at 2-, 4 and 12 months, homozygotes fail to exhibit fusion of the frontal bones
• mutant skulls exhibit occipital bossing
• at 2 months, homozygotes exhibit abnormal apposition of the upper and lower incisors (J:76213)
• lower incisors extend outside of/or abut the upper incisors (J:79920)
• analysis of continuously growing incisor enamel organ shows a cohesive, however at defined locations, non-palisadic ameloblast layer facing a thinner disorganized enamel matrix
• enamel is less mineralized and exhibits an unusual wavy pattern with alternating area of presence/absence
• enamel defects with very thin or absent enamel in both incisors and molars
• at 2 months, the mutant mandible extends beyond the maxilla (J:76213)
• shortening of the cranial base disrupts the normal closure of the upper and lower jaws (J:79920)
• mandibular prognathism
• at 2 months, homozygotes exhibit a domed skull (J:76213)
• by day 10, homozygotes display a shortened snout (J:76213)
• homozygotes are born in the expected Mendelian ratio with no overt defects; however, at day 10, mutants exhibit a rounded head

growth/size/body
• at 2 months, homozygotes exhibit abnormal apposition of the upper and lower incisors (J:76213)
• lower incisors extend outside of/or abut the upper incisors (J:79920)
• analysis of continuously growing incisor enamel organ shows a cohesive, however at defined locations, non-palisadic ameloblast layer facing a thinner disorganized enamel matrix
• enamel is less mineralized and exhibits an unusual wavy pattern with alternating area of presence/absence
• enamel defects with very thin or absent enamel in both incisors and molars
• at 2 months, the mutant mandible extends beyond the maxilla (J:76213)
• shortening of the cranial base disrupts the normal closure of the upper and lower jaws (J:79920)
• by day 10, homozygotes display a shortened snout (J:76213)
• homozygotes are born in the expected Mendelian ratio with no overt defects; however, at day 10, mutants exhibit a rounded head
• at 3 months, homozygotes weigh less than 60% of wild-type and heterozygous sex-matched littermates (J:76213)
• by 8 days, homozygotes weigh 70-80% of wild-type and heterozygous sex-matched littermates (J:79920)
• at 3 weeks, homozygotes weigh 30-80% of wild-type and heterozygous littermates (J:79920)
• by day 8 after birth, homozygotes exhibit growth retardation

immune system
• at 6-9 months, homozygotes develop progressive degeneration of articular cartilage resembling osteoarthritis (J:76213)
• by 9 months, homozygotes show absence of articular cartilage; the articular surface looks ossified and fibrotic and osteophytes are present (J:76213)

skeleton
• homozygotes fail to extend the presphenoid, basosphenoid, and the basooccipital bones resulting in a shortened cranial base and abnormal incisor apposition (J:76213)
• shortened cranial base
• the membranous bones of the mutant vault expand outward and upward, resulting in a domed skull
• no pathological synostosis, i.e. premature fusion of cranial vault sutures is observed
• at 1-2 d after birth, homozygotes show abnormal basooccipital-basosphenoid synchondrosis, with no columns of proliferating chondrocytes identified in the mutant synchondrosis (J:76213)
• the foramen magnum is displaced to a more anterior position
• at 2-, 4 and 12 months, homozygotes fail to exhibit fusion of the frontal bones
• mutant skulls exhibit occipital bossing
• at 2 months, homozygotes exhibit abnormal apposition of the upper and lower incisors (J:76213)
• lower incisors extend outside of/or abut the upper incisors (J:79920)
• analysis of continuously growing incisor enamel organ shows a cohesive, however at defined locations, non-palisadic ameloblast layer facing a thinner disorganized enamel matrix
• enamel is less mineralized and exhibits an unusual wavy pattern with alternating area of presence/absence
• enamel defects with very thin or absent enamel in both incisors and molars
• at 2 months, the mutant mandible extends beyond the maxilla (J:76213)
• shortening of the cranial base disrupts the normal closure of the upper and lower jaws (J:79920)
• mandibular prognathism
• at 2 months, homozygotes exhibit a domed skull (J:76213)
• at 6-9 months, homozygotes develop progressive degeneration of articular cartilage resembling osteoarthritis (J:76213)
• by 9 months, homozygotes show absence of articular cartilage; the articular surface looks ossified and fibrotic and osteophytes are present (J:76213)
• at 1-2 d after birth, homozygotes show no identifiable columns of proliferating chondrocytes in the basooccipital-basosphenoid synchondrosis (J:76213)
• cell density in the proliferative zone is increased compared to in wild-type mice (J:163721)
• at 1-2 d after birth, homozygotes exhibit wider zones of hypertrophic chondrocytes in the basooccipital-basosphenoid synchondrosis (J:76213)
• at 6-9 months, homozygotes show an increased number of metaphysial trabeculae in long bones and vertebrae
• endochondral bones from adult homozygotes are shorter by ~10-25% relative to wild-type (J:76213)
• homozygotes exhibit a distorted ribcage
• at 2 months, homozygotes display curvature of the thoracic vertebrae (J:76213)
• at 2 months, homozygotes show thoracic kyphosis (J:76213)
• at 2 months, homozygotes display curvature of the cervical vertebrae (J:76213)
• at 3 months, homozygotes exhibit increased trabecular mass in the long bones and vertebrae
• homozygotes develop progressive osteosclerosis between 6 and 9 months of age (J:76213)
• at 6-9 months, mutant knee and vertebral joints show degenerative changes in articular cartilage
• within 2 weeks of birth, mutant skulls exhibit premature ossification of the cranial base synchondroses; in contrast, wild-type synchondroses never ossify, enabling growth of the cranial base through endochondral ossification (J:76213)
• homozygotes defective bone remodeling and homeostasis, consistent with aberrant TGF-beta signaling in the skull and long bones (J:76213)

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
brachyolmia-amelogenesis imperfecta syndrome DOID:0090143 OMIM:601216
J:220985





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