growth/size/body
• main cause of craniofacial defects
|
• concave shape to snout
• right or left curvature of snout (7% of animals)
|
broad snout
(
J:98073
)
• short, broad snouts seen in about 18% of animals
|
short snout
(
J:98073
)
• short, broad snouts seen in about 18% of animals
|
• underweight at 4-7 weeks of age
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• males become overweight by 20 weeks of age
• females overweight by 23 weeks of age
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• mice exhibit postnatal growth retardation relative to wild-type mice
• however, by 3 months there is no significant differences in weight relative to wild-type mice
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craniofacial
• main cause of craniofacial defects
|
• concave shape to snout
• right or left curvature of snout (7% of animals)
|
broad snout
(
J:98073
)
• short, broad snouts seen in about 18% of animals
|
short snout
(
J:98073
)
• short, broad snouts seen in about 18% of animals
|
skeleton
• main cause of craniofacial defects
|
behavior/neurological
• in an open field, mice rear more than wild-type mice
|
nervous system
• video electroencephalogram indicates abnormal wake and sleep background with frequent epileptiform discharges despite the lack of electographic seizures
|
respiratory system
• main cause of craniofacial defects
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Smith-Magenis syndrome | DOID:0060768 |
OMIM:182290 |
J:98073 |