mortality/aging
• some female mice exhibit rectal or vaginal prolapse leading to euthanasia
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reproductive system
• vaginal prolapse in some female mice leading to euthanasia
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behavior/neurological
• in an open field test
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• the percent inhibition of startle caused by the presence of a gap in the sound is increased compared to in wild-type mice
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• in a partition test, mice exhibit increased social interest compared with wild-type mice
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nervous system
N |
• mice exhibit normal lateral ventricle size
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craniofacial
N |
• mice exhibit normal teeth morphology
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• foreshortened, more so in female mice than in male mice
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• in the anterior and mid-portions, more so in female mice than in male mice
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short face
(
J:182796
)
• shortened face
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growth/size/body
short face
(
J:182796
)
• shortened face
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• from P1 to P5 onward in female mice
• mice are less affected than mice carrying Del(5Gtf2i-Limk1)1Uta
• however, male mice exhibit normal body weight
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• starting at 2 months and worsening with time
• not as severe as in mice carrying Del(5Gtf2i-Limk1)1Uta and Del(5Limk1-Trim50)2Uta
• Background Sensitivity: additional backcrosses to C57BL/6J reduces incidence of hernia
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cardiovascular system
• mice exhibit reduced abdominal aortic anterior wall motion compared with wild-type mice
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digestive/alimentary system
• in some female mice leading to euthanasia
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skeleton
• foreshortened, more so in female mice than in male mice
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• in the anterior and mid-portions, more so in female mice than in male mice
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