mortality/aging
• death occurs within several hours of birth
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embryo
• at E11.5
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• small and misshapen at E11.5
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limbs/digits/tail
• at E11.5
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• small and misshapen at E11.5
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• forelimbs truncated
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• all are missing
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• absent
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• usually truncated, thinner than normal and deformed
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absent radius
(
J:54636
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absent ulna
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J:54636
)
• sometimes absent
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skeleton
absent teeth
(
J:54636
)
• all are missing
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• absent
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• usually truncated, thinner than normal and deformed
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absent radius
(
J:54636
)
absent ulna
(
J:54636
)
• sometimes absent
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• pelvic girdle usually present but lacking ossification centers
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craniofacial
• "abnormal facies"
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absent teeth
(
J:54636
)
homeostasis/metabolism
• water loss occurs 30X more rapidly than in controls, a skin permeability problem
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integument
• skin at birth totally lacks hair follicles
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• reduced to a single layer of flattened cells
• epithelium of tongue and oral cavity is similar to the epidermis
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• absent
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shiny skin
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J:54636
)
• epidermal development apparently stops around E9.5
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• water loss occurs 30X more rapidly than in controls, a skin permeability problem
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growth/size/body
• "abnormal facies"
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absent teeth
(
J:54636
)
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
ectrodactyly, ectodermal dysplasia, and cleft lip-palate syndrome 3 | DOID:0060783 |
OMIM:604292 |
J:54636 |