mortality/aging
• most mice die before weaning
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• lower than expected number of affected individuals are found in litters of heterozygote parents suggesting that some affected individuals die in utero or after birth
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growth/size/body
• nasal length is slightly reduced
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• mice are significantly shorter starting at 3 days of age
• differences become more obvious as the mice get older
• the average length of adult mice is 70-80% of age-matched wild-type controls
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• abnormal endochondral ossification leads to a short-limbed dwarfism phenotype
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skeleton
• interparietal bone is slightly larger than wild-type mice
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• occurs in adult mice
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• parietal bone is slightly larger than wild-type mice
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• nasal length is slightly reduced
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• mice have a slightly domed head by 7 days of age
• the skulls of adult mice are reduced in size along the anterior-posterior axis but are slightly longer along the other two axes
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• the femur and humerus are severely shortened due to improper ossification
• the tibia, fibula, radius and ulna are slightly affected
• at P7, the epiphyseal growth plate is slightly lower with decreased numbers of proliferating and hypertrophic chondrocytes
• the hypertrophic chondrocytes present are smaller in length
• at P21, the growth plate is further reduced in size
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• all skeletal bones formed by endochondral ossification are smaller
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limbs/digits/tail
short tail
(
J:129973
)
• found in mice by 7 days of age
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craniofacial
• interparietal bone is slightly larger than wild-type mice
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• occurs in adult mice
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• parietal bone is slightly larger than wild-type mice
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• nasal length is slightly reduced
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• mice have a slightly domed head by 7 days of age
• the skulls of adult mice are reduced in size along the anterior-posterior axis but are slightly longer along the other two axes
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digestive/alimentary system
• pylorus is markedly narrowed
• random smooth muscle alignment unlike controls where smooth muscle fibers align in one direction.
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• milk is retained in the stomach
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• intestine becomes distended with gas
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muscle
• pylorus is markedly narrowed
• random smooth muscle alignment unlike controls where smooth muscle fibers align in one direction.
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• pylorus and large intestine fail to relax in response to the application oc C-type natriuretic factor (CNP)
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respiratory system
• nasal length is slightly reduced
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
acromesomelic dysplasia, Maroteaux type | DOID:0080050 |
OMIM:602875 |
J:129973 |