skeleton
• the erupted portion of mandibular incisors are chalky white unlike in wild-type mice
• the enamel of all teeth tends to fracture at point of contact with opposing dentition unlike in wild-type mice
• enamel strength is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• enamel abrades rapidly following weaning despite a soft diet
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mortality/aging
• mice often fail to survive to maturity
• however, mice exhibit normal survival when weaning is extended and mice are fed a soft diet
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craniofacial
• the erupted portion of mandibular incisors are chalky white unlike in wild-type mice
• the enamel of all teeth tends to fracture at point of contact with opposing dentition unlike in wild-type mice
• enamel strength is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• enamel abrades rapidly following weaning despite a soft diet
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growth/size/body
• the erupted portion of mandibular incisors are chalky white unlike in wild-type mice
• the enamel of all teeth tends to fracture at point of contact with opposing dentition unlike in wild-type mice
• enamel strength is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• enamel abrades rapidly following weaning despite a soft diet
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• mice exhibit delayed growth
• however, on a soft diet mice eventually achieve a normal adult body weight
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homeostasis/metabolism
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• mice exhibit normal serum levels of calcium, phosphate, magnesium, alanine aminotransferase, and total protein
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