growth/size/body
skeleton
• periodically noticeable breaks in the tail vertebrae
|
• tendon collagen is less resistant to tensile stress than wild-type collagen indicating that tendons are weaker
|
• exhibit visible breaks in the long bones of the legs
(J:4348)
|
camptomelia
(
J:4348
)
• bowing of the long bones
|
• generalized osteopenia
|
• lack of normal lamellar organization of the cortical bone
|
• femurs at 7 months of age show cortical thinning and an increase in the number or density of cortical osteocytes
(J:4348)
|
• increase in the number or density of cortical osteocytes
|
• femurs at 7 months of age show fewer medullary trabeculae
|
• joint subluxation
|
• sclerosis around the knee joints
|
• mineral crystals within cortical bone are thinner and less well aligned, probably contributing to the brittleness of bones
|
• homozygotes are born with bone fractures or develop them at an early age and mutants often show evidence of healed fractures
(J:4348)
|
behavior/neurological
abnormal gait
(
J:4348
)
• older animals develop an abnormal gait
|
cardiovascular system
hemorrhage
(
J:4348
)
• hemorrhage into the joint cavities, sides of the body, or around the scapulas
|
limbs/digits/tail
• drooping wrist appearance due to subluxation on one or both forepaws
|
• sclerosis around the knee joints
|
camptomelia
(
J:4348
)
• bowing of the long bones
|
• periodically noticeable breaks in the tail vertebrae
|
muscle
• tendon collagen is less resistant to tensile stress than wild-type collagen indicating that tendons are weaker
|
integument
• fibroblasts in the skin contain greatly dilated cisternae of the rough endoplasmic reticulum
|
• dermal fibroblasts exhibit a rounded morphology instead of the typical elongated shape
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
osteogenesis imperfecta type 3 | DOID:0110339 |
OMIM:259420 |
J:4348 |