mortality/aging
• died within 24 hours after birth with empty stomachs filled with air
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behavior/neurological
• stomachs were empty and filled with air presumably due to a suckling defect
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growth/size/body
• tongue was fused along the entire ventral surface to the floor of the oral cavity and was attached to the mandible
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• gradual distension of the abdomen after birth, so that by 12 hours after birth, the entire gastrointestinal tract became distended
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homeostasis/metabolism
respiratory system
• pressure against the diaphragm from the distended abdomen resulted in respiratory failure
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digestive/alimentary system
• tongue was fused along the entire ventral surface to the floor of the oral cavity and was attached to the mandible
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craniofacial
• tongue was fused along the entire ventral surface to the floor of the oral cavity and was attached to the mandible
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
ankyloglossia | DOID:0060604 |
OMIM:106280 |
J:94196 |