growth/size/body
• shorter trunk
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• thorax is narrowed
(J:84739)
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skeleton
• facial bones are shortened
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• chondrocranium is shortened leading to a dome shaped skull
• however, membranous bones in the head develop normally
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• greatly shortened
(J:84739)
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• shorter long bones
(J:84739)
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• size and shape of ribs are abnormal
(J:84739)
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• vertebral body cartilage is structurally disorganized and lacks ossification centers
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• vertebral bodies are increased in size and have an abnormal shape
(J:84739)
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• trabecular bones are oriented transversely instead of perpendicular to the direction of longitudinal growth
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• weak cartilage
• lacunar organization within cartilage is missing
• proteoglycan content is decreased throughout cartilage
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• the forming articular surface of cartilage is irregular and covered with several fibrous-like cell layers
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• cartilage lacks growth plates although cells resembling hypertrophic chondrocytes are seen adjacent to the ossification zone
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• matrix in the hypertrophic-like zone is poorly mineralized
(J:117910)
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• growth plates are disorganized
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• epiphyseal cartilages of femur and tibia are enlarged and frequently contain holes
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• epiphyseal cartilages of femur and tibia are enlarged and frequently contain holes
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• completely lack a well-organized collagen fibrillar network in all zones of cartilage
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• all bones formed by endochondral bone ossification are malformed
(J:84739)
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embryo
• shorter trunk
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• the rod-like notochord remains unchanged in late development
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craniofacial
• facial bones are shortened
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• chondrocranium is shortened leading to a dome shaped skull
• however, membranous bones in the head develop normally
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respiratory system
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
achondrogenesis type II | DOID:0080056 |
OMIM:200610 |
J:117910 |