craniofacial
• altered frontal cranial structure is 100% penetrant in males and 75% penetrant in females
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• maxillary hypoplasia results in an undershot upper jaw
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short maxilla
(
J:47965
)
• upper jaw structures (maxillary bones) are reduced in length
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domed cranium
(
J:47965
)
• squat looking face
• abnormalities of the foreface
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• nasal bones are reduced in length
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short snout
(
J:47965
)
skeleton
• altered frontal cranial structure is 100% penetrant in males and 75% penetrant in females
|
• maxillary hypoplasia results in an undershot upper jaw
|
short maxilla
(
J:47965
)
• upper jaw structures (maxillary bones) are reduced in length
|
• nasal bones are reduced in length
|
domed cranium
(
J:47965
)
• premature closure of the cranial sutures from about 2 weeks after birth, with ossification (synostosis) of the sagittal, metopic, coronal, and interparietal/occipital sutures
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• at 9 weeks of age, the sagittal suture is obliterated by ossification, unlike in wild-type controls
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• ossification (synostosis) of the intermaxillary suture
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vision/eye
exophthalmos
(
J:47965
)
• 100% penetrance in males and 75% penetrance in females; bulging eyes are due to skeletal defects as eye size is normal
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• increased interorbital distance
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growth/size/body
• squat looking face
• abnormalities of the foreface
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• nasal bones are reduced in length
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short snout
(
J:47965
)
respiratory system
• nasal bones are reduced in length
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Crouzon syndrome | DOID:2339 |
OMIM:123500 |
J:47965 |