cellular
• enhanced osteoblast differentiation predominantly in the anterior calvarium
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• primary calvarial osteoblasts isolated from nasal/frontal bones exhibited enhanced formation of mineralized nodules when induced to differentiate
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• enhanced proliferation of osteoblast precursors in the developing metopic suture and of isolated primary osteoblasts from nasal/frontal bones (cranial neural crest derived) but not from parietal bones (mesoderm-derived)
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craniofacial
• adult skulls became abnormally structured and shaped due to premature suture closure
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• the jugum limitans is often missing
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• enhanced osteoblast differentiation predominantly in the anterior calvarium
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• reduced growth of the head, obvious within 3 weeks after birth
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skeleton
• primary calvarial osteoblasts isolated from nasal/frontal bones exhibited enhanced formation of mineralized nodules when induced to differentiate
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• enhanced proliferation of osteoblast precursors in the developing metopic suture and of isolated primary osteoblasts from nasal/frontal bones (cranial neural crest derived) but not from parietal bones (mesoderm-derived)
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• adult skulls became abnormally structured and shaped due to premature suture closure
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• the jugum limitans is often missing
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• enhanced osteoblast differentiation predominantly in the anterior calvarium
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• accelerated skeletogenesis
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• enhanced osteoblast differentiation predominantly in the anterior calvarium
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• in the skull
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• premature closure of the metopic suture, with the suture remaining patent at birth but fused by P8
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vision/eye
• requently exhibited eye abnormalities
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growth/size/body
• reduced growth of the head, obvious within 3 weeks after birth
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
craniosynostosis | DOID:2340 |
OMIM:123100 OMIM:182212 OMIM:600593 OMIM:600775 OMIM:604757 OMIM:615314 |
J:98523 |