vision/eye
• microflecks and streaks seen in all males and about 61% of females
• possibly due to the undulating pattern of the outer nuclear layer and the presence of rosettes
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• small patchy areas of RPE depigmentation and clumping
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• layer split in some regions
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• clusters of photoreceptor nuclei migrate into inner and sometimes outer segments of the photoreceptor by 10 weeks of age
• more prevalent at 18 months
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• sometimes disrupted by cell bodies of inner and outer nuclear layers
• expanded into inner nuclear layer by 18 months of age
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• considerably shortened by 18 months of age
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• sometimes disrupted by presence of photoreceptor nuclei
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• occasionally also affected by presence of photoreceptor nuclei
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• disrupted lamination of the retina
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(J:81149)
• reduced amplitude of a and b waves on electroretinograms, particularly at higher flash intensities
(J:99982)
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nervous system
• sometimes disrupted by presence of photoreceptor nuclei
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• occasionally also affected by presence of photoreceptor nuclei
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pigmentation
• small patchy areas of RPE depigmentation and clumping
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
X-linked juvenile retinoschisis 1 | DOID:0060763 |
OMIM:312700 |
J:99982 |