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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:2166944
Allelic
Composition
Gli3Xt-J/Gli3Xt-J
Genetic
Background
involves: C3H * CD-1
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Mouse lines carrying:
Gli3Xt-J mutation (3 available); any Gli3 mutation (81 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype
mortality/aging
• animals that survive to birth die within 2 days after birth
• many mutants die embryonically with a wide range of defects

craniofacial
• external nasal processes are reduced
• skull vault fails to form
• the maxillary region is enlarged
• enlarged maxillary arch
• reduced external nasal process
• occurs in some mice
• occurs in some mice
• misplaced ears

skeleton
• external nasal processes are reduced
• skull vault fails to form
• occurs in some mice
• the maxillary region is enlarged
• slight thickening of the humerus
• slight shortening of the humerus
• slight shortening of the radius
• slight thickening of the radius
• slight shortening of the ulna
• slight thickening of the ulna
• severe truncation of the tibia is observed
• sternum is unfused
• C1 and C2 neural arches are fused
• neural arches of other cervical vertebrae are expanded and have irregular shapes

limbs/digits/tail
• present on all feet (J:4086)
• forelimb exhibits severe polydactyly (7-8 digits) and hindlimb exhibits milder polydactyly (6 digits) (J:38381)
• present on all feet
• slight thickening of the humerus
• slight shortening of the humerus
• slight shortening of the radius
• slight thickening of the radius
• slight shortening of the ulna
• slight thickening of the ulna
• severe truncation of the tibia is observed
• at E12, mutant embryos show a widening in the preaxial and postaxial areas of the footplates, resulting in a paddle-shaped foot with polydactyly

nervous system
• neural tube closure is largely normal, although an opening around the midbrain region is seen
• gross malformations of the brain
• midbrain exencephaly

hearing/vestibular/ear
• misplaced ears

homeostasis/metabolism

vision/eye
• poorly developed eyes

digestive/alimentary system
• occurs in some mice

embryo
• neural tube closure is largely normal, although an opening around the midbrain region is seen

integument
• abnormal patterns of mystacial and supra-orbital hair
• abnormal number of mystacial and supra-orbital hair

growth/size/body
• occurs in some mice
• occurs in some mice
• misplaced ears

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
Greig cephalopolysyndactyly syndrome DOID:14761 OMIM:175700
J:4086


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last database update
12/10/2024
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory