mortality/aging
• about half of all homozygotes die before weaning and only about 30% survive to 100 days
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craniofacial
• skull length reduced significantly but not shape or interparietal width
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growth/size/body
• body weight about 90% normal at birth
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• naso-anal body length about 90% normal at birth
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• dwarfism becomes more obvious with age
• lengths 60-70% normal at 4-10 weeks of age
• weights about 70% of normal at 20 weeks of age
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skeleton
• skull length reduced significantly but not shape or interparietal width
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• growth plates of vertebrae narrowed
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• height of proliferative zone is lower
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
achondroplasia | DOID:4480 |
OMIM:100800 |
J:75620 |