craniofacial
• thickened due to increased extracellular matrix compared to in wild-type mice
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• overgrowth of upper incisors
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• incisors are misaligned
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• the peridontal ligament around the incisors and molars is thickened due to increased extracellular matrix compared to in wild-type mice
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• tooth overgrowth results from misalignment of incisors and loss of normal abrasion unlike in wild-type mice
• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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malocclusion
(
J:150947
)
• incisor misalignment worsens with age
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skeleton
• thickened due to increased extracellular matrix compared to in wild-type mice
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• overgrowth of upper incisors
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• incisors are misaligned
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• the peridontal ligament around the incisors and molars is thickened due to increased extracellular matrix compared to in wild-type mice
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• tooth overgrowth results from misalignment of incisors and loss of normal abrasion unlike in wild-type mice
• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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malocclusion
(
J:150947
)
• incisor misalignment worsens with age
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• the metaphyseal periosteum of the femur is mildly thickened due to increased extracellular matrix
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• vertebral periosteal thickening is minimal compared to in wild-type mice
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neoplasm
• transplanted B16 tumors grow slower than in wild-type mice
• however, the growth of transplanted LCC tumors is not statistically different from in wild-type mice and B16 tumor cell proliferation, hypoxia, and apoptosis are normal
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reproductive system
• mice exhibit loose proteinacious extracellular matrix deposits in the ovaries compared with wild-type mice
• however, follicles develop normally
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cardiovascular system
N |
• retinal and wound angiogenesis are normal
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• mice exhibit loose proteinacious extracellular matrix deposits in the ovaries compared with wild-type mice
• however, follicles develop normally
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growth/size/body
• overgrowth of upper incisors
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• incisors are misaligned
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• the peridontal ligament around the incisors and molars is thickened due to increased extracellular matrix compared to in wild-type mice
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• tooth overgrowth results from misalignment of incisors and loss of normal abrasion unlike in wild-type mice
• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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• degeneration of the enamel organ associated with dental dysplasia is observed
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malocclusion
(
J:150947
)
• incisor misalignment worsens with age
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cellular
• mice exhibit increased extracellular matrix in the several organs, including ovaries, uterus, and skin compared with wild-type mice
• subtle increases in the extracellular matrix are observed in the lamina propria of the stomach, small and large intestines, urinary bladder, cervix, and tongue
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