skeleton
• both the upper and lower incisors show a rough pitted surface from an early age
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• lower incisors are chalky white or opaque
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• upper incisors are chalky white or opaque
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• molar teeth of young mice show an opaque and roughened surface
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• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
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• molar teeth of young mice are peg-like due to absence of enamel
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small molars
(
J:186384
)
• molar teeth of young mice are small
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• ameloblast layer of developing teeth is disrupted and disorganized
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• eosinophilic enamel matrix lacks rod structures
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• all incisor and molar teeth lack true enamel
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enamel pits
(
J:186384
)
• incisors show rough pitted surface from an early age
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• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
• molars wear down to gum line by 53-68 weeks of age
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mortality/aging
N |
• survival is normal to at least 1 year of age
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growth/size/body
N |
• growth rate is normal
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• both the upper and lower incisors show a rough pitted surface from an early age
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• lower incisors are chalky white or opaque
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• upper incisors are chalky white or opaque
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• molar teeth of young mice show an opaque and roughened surface
|
• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
|
• molar teeth of young mice are peg-like due to absence of enamel
|
small molars
(
J:186384
)
• molar teeth of young mice are small
|
• ameloblast layer of developing teeth is disrupted and disorganized
|
• eosinophilic enamel matrix lacks rod structures
|
• all incisor and molar teeth lack true enamel
|
enamel pits
(
J:186384
)
• incisors show rough pitted surface from an early age
|
• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
• molars wear down to gum line by 53-68 weeks of age
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craniofacial
• both the upper and lower incisors show a rough pitted surface from an early age
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• lower incisors are chalky white or opaque
|
• upper incisors are chalky white or opaque
|
• molar teeth of young mice show an opaque and roughened surface
|
• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
|
• molar teeth of young mice are peg-like due to absence of enamel
|
small molars
(
J:186384
)
• molar teeth of young mice are small
|
• ameloblast layer of developing teeth is disrupted and disorganized
|
• eosinophilic enamel matrix lacks rod structures
|
• all incisor and molar teeth lack true enamel
|
enamel pits
(
J:186384
)
• incisors show rough pitted surface from an early age
|
• molar teeth of young mice show marked abrasion of the cusps
• molars wear down to gum line by 53-68 weeks of age
|
cardiovascular system
• widespread calcification affecting nearly all small and medium sized arteries of the kidney
• irregular lamellated bodies extending into the vascular lumen
• calcification is greater in males than in females
• severity does not increase with age
• calcification sometimes replaced with intramural foci with lymphoplasmacytic inflammation and fibrosis extending into the perivascular connective tissue
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• severe, widespread ectopic calcification of muscle arteries
• throughout the body but prominent in kidneys
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renal/urinary system
• pitted kidney surface in about 2/3 of mice
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• widespread calcification affecting nearly all small and medium sized arteries of the kidney
• irregular lamellated bodies extending into the vascular lumen
• calcification is greater in males than in females
• severity does not increase with age
• calcification sometimes replaced with intramural foci with lymphoplasmacytic inflammation and fibrosis extending into the perivascular connective tissue
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• scattered dilated tubules
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respiratory system
• ectopic mineralization more widespread in males than in females
• initially in alveolar septa but sometimes expanding and merging into large concretions that may replace alveoli
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