mortality/aging
• newborn heterozygotes are exencephalic, fail to establish an airway, and die shortly after birth
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craniofacial
• as early as E8, heterozygotes exhibit major craniofacial defects, not attributable solely to a developmental delay
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• heterozygous skulls are grossly malformed
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• with the exception of the supraoccipital, the bones of the skull vault are absent
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• the zygomatic arch is hypoplastic and misshapen
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• at E14.5 and E18, the mandibular component of the first arch is smaller
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• at E14.5 and E18, the mandibular component of the first arch is shorter
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retrognathia
(
J:62928
)
• at E12.5, heterozygotes show severe retrognathia of the middle third of the face
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• hypoplasia of the mandible/maxilla in all mice at E9 or older
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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• the middle ear ossicles are hypoplastic and misshapen
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• at E9.5, heterozygous frontonasal processes are markedly hypoplastic
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• by E10.5, heterozygotes fail to develop either medial or lateral nasal processes
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• at E14.5 and E18, the maxillary component of the first arch is less distinct and displaced rostrally, and is hypoplastic
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• by E10.5, heterozygotes fail to develop either medial or lateral nasal processes
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• the nasal capsule is extremely dysmorphic with a midline cartilaginous protrusion
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• at E12.5, heterozygotes fail to develop nasal pits
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• at E14.5, while the secondary palate of wild-type mice have elevated and fused, heterozygous palatal shelves appear severely disorganized and displaced
• however, incisor and molar tooth germs appear to develop normally
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• heterozygotes display an underdeveloped first pharyngeal arch resulting in the formation of a rudimentary upper lip
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• at E12.5, heterozygotes display only a rudimentary upper lip
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• midline nasal spear present in place of the septum in 4 of 4 embryos
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respiratory system
• the nasal capsule is extremely dysmorphic with a midline cartilaginous protrusion
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• at E12.5, heterozygotes fail to develop nasal pits
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• midline nasal spear present in place of the septum in 4 of 4 embryos
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• newborn heterozygotes fail to establish an airway, due to absence of nasal passages
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skeleton
N |
• Background Sensitivity: ossification delay of the long bones is not seen in mice on a mixed background containing C57BL/6, C3H/HeN, DBA/1 or BALB/c unlike mice on a mixed background containing CBA/Ca
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• heterozygous skulls are grossly malformed
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• with the exception of the supraoccipital, the bones of the skull vault are absent
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• the zygomatic arch is hypoplastic and misshapen
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• at E14.5 and E18, the mandibular component of the first arch is smaller
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• at E14.5 and E18, the mandibular component of the first arch is shorter
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retrognathia
(
J:62928
)
• at E12.5, heterozygotes show severe retrognathia of the middle third of the face
|
• hypoplasia of the mandible/maxilla in all mice at E9 or older
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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• the middle ear ossicles are hypoplastic and misshapen
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• the nasal capsule is extremely dysmorphic with a midline cartilaginous protrusion
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rib fusion
(
J:89223
)
• in 3 of 14 mice
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• fusions of the cervical or thoracic vertebrae in 4 of 14 mice
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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vision/eye
• at E8.5, heterozygotes display absence of the optic evagination
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• by E14.5, heterozygotes exhibit anophthalmia
(J:62928)
• in all embryos
(J:89223)
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1 or BALB/c
(J:89223)
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nervous system
• at E8.5, elevated levels of cell death, particularly in the cephalic neural folds and neural tube
• level of apoptosis remains high throughout E9.0 to E9.5, particularly in the post-fusion neural tube
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• at E9.0, most heterozygotes display a delay in the closure of the rostral neuropore resulting in exencephaly
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• at E10.5, only a few heterozygotes succeed in closing their rostral neuropore but still display brain hypoplasia
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• at E10.5, heterozygotes show a severely compromised midbrain development
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• at E12.5, heterozygotes display a severely disorganized forebrain
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• at E10.5, the entrance to Rathke's pouch is visible but smaller
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• at E9.5, heterozygotes show no evidence of division of the forebrain into telencephalic or optic vesicles
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• at E10.5, most heterozygotes exhibit exencephaly with neuroepithelium protruding through the open rostral neuropore
(J:62928)
• in all mice at E9 or older
(J:89223)
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1 or BALB/c
(J:89223)
|
• at E10.5, the neural crest cell-derived cranial ganglia are severely hypoplastic
(J:62928)
• abnormal or hypoplastic in 11 of 11 mice
(J:89223)
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
(J:89223)
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• at E10.5, the glossopharyngeal ganglia/nerves are absent
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• at E10.5, the ophthalmic branch of the trigeminal nerve is absent
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• abnormal or hypoplastic in 11 of 11 mice
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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• at E10.5, the dorsal root ganglia are underdeveloped and severely disorganized
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embryo
• in 11 of 11 mice
• Background Sensitivity: not seen in mice on a mixed background containing C3H/HeN, DBA/1 or BALB/c
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• heterozygotes display an underdeveloped first pharyngeal arch resulting in the formation of a rudimentary upper lip
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• at E9.0, heterozygotes exhibit delayed axial turning relative to wild-type counterparts
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• at >E8, heterozygotes display a generalized developmental delay of ~0.5-1 day that persists throughout development
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• at E8.5, heterozygotes display smaller, rounded neural folds
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• at E9.0, most heterozygotes display a delay in the closure of the rostral neuropore resulting in exencephaly
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• at E10.5, only a few heterozygotes succeed in closing their rostral neuropore but still display brain hypoplasia
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growth/size/body
• the nasal capsule is extremely dysmorphic with a midline cartilaginous protrusion
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• at E14.5, while the secondary palate of wild-type mice have elevated and fused, heterozygous palatal shelves appear severely disorganized and displaced
• however, incisor and molar tooth germs appear to develop normally
|
• at E12.5, heterozygotes display only a rudimentary upper lip
|
• midline nasal spear present in place of the septum in 4 of 4 embryos
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• developmental delay in all mice at E8 or older
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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• at >E8, heterozygotes display a generalized developmental delay of ~0.5-1 day that persists throughout development
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hearing/vestibular/ear
• the middle ear ossicles are hypoplastic and misshapen
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• at E12.5, heterozygotes display smaller otocysts
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• the tympanic ring is misshapen and misplaced
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• the tympanic ring is hypoplastic
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digestive/alimentary system
• at E14.5, while the secondary palate of wild-type mice have elevated and fused, heterozygous palatal shelves appear severely disorganized and displaced
• however, incisor and molar tooth germs appear to develop normally
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• at E10.5, the entrance to Rathke's pouch is visible but smaller
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behavior/neurological
• flexion of the spine or abnormal posture in 3 of 14 mice
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cellular
• at E8.5, elevated levels of cell death, particularly in the cephalic neural folds and neural tube
• level of apoptosis remains high throughout E9.0 to E9.5, particularly in the post-fusion neural tube
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• in 11 of 11 mice
• Background Sensitivity: not seen in mice on a mixed background containing C3H/HeN, DBA/1 or BALB/c
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limbs/digits/tail
• seen in 7 of 42 embryos at age E13 or older
• Background Sensitivity: increased incidence compared to mice on a mixed background containing DBA/1, C3H/HeN, or BALB/c
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Treacher Collins syndrome | DOID:2908 |
OMIM:PS154500 |
J:62928 |