behavior/neurological
• mutants are more submissive towards other mice compared to wild-type controls
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• mutants are less sensitive to touch and are not vocal during handling
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• when lowered towards a wire grid females show less forelimb paddling
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• mutants are unable to grip a wire grid with the hindlimbs when lifted by the tail
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• no salivation is seen when mutants bite on a dowel
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taste/olfaction
• mutants are less able to find hidden food
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nervous system
• enlarged at 3.5- to 6-months of age
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• enlarged at 3.5- to 6-months of age
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• reduction in size of the corpus striatum at 3-weeks and 3.5- to 6-months of age
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• reduced in size at 3.5- to 6-months of age
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• thinning of the caudal half detected at 3.5- to 6-months of age
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digestive/alimentary system
• no salivation is seen when mutants bite on a dowel
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renal/urinary system
• at 3-4 months of age, the average length of mutant renal tubule primary cilia is significantly increased relative to that in wild-type kidneys
• in culture, wild-type renal tubule epithelial cells of mostly of collecting duct origin maintain a constant ciliary length between days 7 and 10, whereas mutant cilia display an initial delay but surpass the length of wild-type cilia by 10 days
• however, no differences in the cellular composition or proportion of cultured ciliated cells are observed
• the microtubule ultrastructure of basal bodies and axonemes of mutant renal tubule primary cilia remains normal
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cellular
• at 3-4 months of age, the average length of mutant renal tubule primary cilia is significantly increased relative to that in wild-type kidneys
• in culture, wild-type renal tubule epithelial cells of mostly of collecting duct origin maintain a constant ciliary length between days 7 and 10, whereas mutant cilia display an initial delay but surpass the length of wild-type cilia by 10 days
• however, no differences in the cellular composition or proportion of cultured ciliated cells are observed
• the microtubule ultrastructure of basal bodies and axonemes of mutant renal tubule primary cilia remains normal
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homeostasis/metabolism
• no salivation is seen when mutants bite on a dowel
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Bardet-Biedl syndrome 4 | DOID:0110126 |
OMIM:615982 |
J:94467 |