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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3639744
Allelic
Composition
Fgfr3tm2Wei/Fgfr3+
Genetic
Background
involves: 129S1/Sv * 129X1/SvJ * MF1
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Mouse lines carrying:
Fgfr3tm2Wei mutation (0 available); any Fgfr3 mutation (54 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Anatomical defects of the Fgfr3tm2Wei/Fgfr3+ mouse

growth/size/body
• overgrowth of incisor teeth
• incisors do not align properly and protrude because of changes in the skull
• abnormal closure of the upper and lower incisors
• extreme shortening of the nasal bone
• rounded head is seen as early as 10 days of age
• weight is half or less that of wild-type
• when teeth are shortened to allow normal food intake, the weight still does not exceed 60% of the wild-type

skeleton
• rounding of the braincase
• ventral and anterior shift of the interparietal and occipital bones which brings the foramen magnum to the base of the skull
• extreme shortening and distortion of the frontal bone
• distortion of the parietal bones
• overgrowth of incisor teeth
• incisors do not align properly and protrude because of changes in the skull
• abnormal closure of the upper and lower incisors
• distortion of the maxilla
• extreme shortening of the nasal bone
• proliferative zone is devoid of the characteristic chondrocyte columns
• hypertrophic zone is considerably reduced or absent
• shortening and disorganization of the growth plate
• shortening and disorganization of the growth plate
• show an overt anterior gibbus probably due to the nearly perpendicular angle between the skull and the cervical vertebrae

craniofacial
• rounding of the braincase
• ventral and anterior shift of the interparietal and occipital bones which brings the foramen magnum to the base of the skull
• extreme shortening and distortion of the frontal bone
• distortion of the parietal bones
• overgrowth of incisor teeth
• incisors do not align properly and protrude because of changes in the skull
• abnormal closure of the upper and lower incisors
• distortion of the maxilla
• extreme shortening of the nasal bone
• rounded head is seen as early as 10 days of age

limbs/digits/tail

respiratory system
• extreme shortening of the nasal bone

Mouse Models of Human Disease
DO ID OMIM ID(s) Ref(s)
achondroplasia DOID:4480 OMIM:100800
J:54829


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last database update
12/10/2024
MGI 6.24
The Jackson Laboratory