mortality/aging
• heterozygous intercrosses yield a low number of homozygotes suggesting partial lethality
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homeostasis/metabolism
• very high ALP activity
(J:183993)
• at 12 weeks of age, both male and female homozygotes show significantly increased ALP activities relative to wild-type controls; in male homozygotes, mean ALP values are twice as high as in heterozygous males
(J:230816)
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growth/size/body
• offspring of heterozygous intercrosses show reduced body size
(J:183993)
• all homozygotes exhibit significantly reduced body size relative to wild-type and heterozygous littermates
(J:230816)
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• all homozygotes exhibit a proportionate short stature relative to wild-type and heterozygous littermates
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behavior/neurological
• homozygotes display an abnormal gait due to shortened and twisted front and/or hind limbs with variable severity
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skeleton
• one severely affected 22-week-old male displayed severe abnormalities of the long bones, joints, ribs, and vertebrae
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• 25-week-old homozygotes have small skulls
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• 25-week-old homozygotes display abnormally thin (probably hypomineralized) calvaria
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the right talocalcaneal joint calcaneum was shortened, malformed, and embedded in a hypertrophic mass of unidentified tissue
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• 25-week-old homozygotes display humeral malformations such as thickening and twisting
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the left humerus appeared malformed (thickened) at the region of the deltoid tuberosity
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• one severely affected 22-week-old male displayed thickened humeral bones
• a shortened and thickened left humerus was observed in another homozygote
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• one homozygote displayed a left shortened humerus
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the right femur was highly malformed (twisted) possibly due to a healed fracture
• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes display shorter and fragile femoral bones with multiple spontaneous fractures and developing callus
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• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes show reduced femoral cortical bone thickness at the diaphysis
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short femur
(
J:230816
)
• the right femur was shortened in one severely affected 22-week-old male
• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes display shortened femurs
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• the right femur was thickened in one severely affected 22-week-old male
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the thickening of the left talocalcaneal joint was identified as a malformation of the distal tibia
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• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes show a trend towards enlargement of the femoral growth plate
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• 25-week-old homozygotes exhibit smaller and abnormally shaped scapulae
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• 25-week-old homozygotes exhibit smaller and abnormally shaped ischium bones
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• one homozygote displayed compression of the rib cage
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• one homozygote displayed severely malformed ribs with calluses
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short ribs
(
J:230816
)
• one homozygote displayed shortened ribs
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• the thoracic vertebral column was distorted in one severely affected 22-week-old male
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• trabeculae are almost completely absent in femora of 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the talocalcaneal joint appeared thickened and reddened at the left hind limb and abnormally twisted at the right hind limb
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• 25-week-old homozygotes exhibit severe defects in intramembranous ossification
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• 25-week-old homozygotes display a possible delay in ossification within the tail, snout, and pelvis
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• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes display fragile femoral bones with multiple spontaneous fractures and developing callus
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limbs/digits/tail
• homozygotes show shortened and twisted front and/or hind limbs with variable severity
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the right talocalcaneal joint calcaneum was shortened, malformed, and embedded in a hypertrophic mass of unidentified tissue
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• 25-week-old homozygotes display humeral malformations such as thickening and twisting
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the left humerus appeared malformed (thickened) at the region of the deltoid tuberosity
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• one severely affected 22-week-old male displayed thickened humeral bones
• a shortened and thickened left humerus was observed in another homozygote
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• one homozygote displayed a left shortened humerus
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the right femur was highly malformed (twisted) possibly due to a healed fracture
• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes display shorter and fragile femoral bones with multiple spontaneous fractures and developing callus
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• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes show reduced femoral cortical bone thickness at the diaphysis
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short femur
(
J:230816
)
• the right femur was shortened in one severely affected 22-week-old male
• 32- to 35-week-old homozygotes display shortened femurs
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• the right femur was thickened in one severely affected 22-week-old male
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• in one severely affected 22-week-old male, the thickening of the left talocalcaneal joint was identified as a malformation of the distal tibia
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craniofacial
• 25-week-old homozygotes have small skulls
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• 25-week-old homozygotes display abnormally thin (probably hypomineralized) calvaria
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reproductive system
• significantly more males are born and affected
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