vision/eye
• in the first postnatal week, degeneration of the lens nucleus and cortical fibers continues
• by the second postnatal week, lenses appear amorphous except at the epithelium and at the equitorial cortex
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• at E15, lens material extrudes through minute defects in the capsule; also observed at subsequent ages
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• by P21, rupture of the lens capsule is seen in all mice
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lens vacuoles
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J:16467
)
• at E14, small vacuoles appear in the center of the developing lens
• by E17 and E18, these vacuoles expand to form large cavities
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• at E14, an irregular arrangement of round primary fibers is seen, in contrast to the elongated fibers of control lenses
• at E15, the primary fibers in the center of the lens contain larger vacuoles and show evidence of dissolution, but peripheral fibers appear normal
• at E17-E18, vacuoles are seen in secondary lens fibers, indicating degeneration
• by the first postnatal week, cytological architecture is no longer recognizable in the primary fibers
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• total lens opacity
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Nance-Horan syndrome | DOID:0060599 |
OMIM:302350 |
J:19674 , J:89306 |