behavior/neurological
• failed to exhibit a Preyer's reflex to a loud clap
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• impairment on a rotarod test
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head bobbing
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• pronounced head bobbing at 3 weeks of age
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abnormal gait
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• gait unsteadiness evident upon beginning to walk
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hearing/vestibular/ear
• defects detectable at E15
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• bulging due to dilation of scala media observed at P1
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• dilated cochlea observed at E15.5-E16.5
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• in some cases, IHC degeneration is associated with enlarged stereocilia
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• inner hair cell degeneration starting between P7 and P15, with variation among different cochleas as well as areas of the same cochlea
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• outer hair cell degeneration starting between P7 and P15, with considerable variation among different cochleas as well as areas of the same cochlea
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• dilated scala media at P1
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• some mice develop dilated semicircular canals
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• dilated saccule observed at E15.5-E16.5
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• dilated endolymphatic duct starting at E15
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• dilated endolymphatic sac starting at E15
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• destruction of the otoconial membrane
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• almost complete absence of otoconia
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• at P30, occasional presence of giant otoconia, when present
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• failed to show characteristic waveforms by auditory-evoked brainstem response analyses
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• at P28-P42, homozygotes show no characteristic ABR waveforms at intensities up to 100 dB SPL and with all four test stimuli, indicating complete hearing loss
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• ~50% of homozygotes exhibit various signs of vestibular dysfunction, including habitual circling behaviour, head-tilting and head-bobbing and/or an abnormal reaching response
• vestibular dysfunction shows variable expressivity with respect to its presence, features and severity, but not age of onset
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nervous system
• in some cases, IHC degeneration is associated with enlarged stereocilia
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• inner hair cell degeneration starting between P7 and P15, with variation among different cochleas as well as areas of the same cochlea
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• outer hair cell degeneration starting between P7 and P15, with considerable variation among different cochleas as well as areas of the same cochlea
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Pendred Syndrome | DOID:0060744 |
OMIM:274600 |
J:67072 |