mortality/aging
• only 37% (~50% expected) of live offspring of wild-type/heterozygous matings are heterozygous; adhesions prevent mouth opening, resulting in death immediately after birth
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craniofacial
• 89% of E12-E16 mice examined have mild intraoral adhesions between epithelia of mouth floor and ventral surface of tongue
• similar adhesions are observed between maxilla and mandible in molar tooth germ region
• most adhesions break after development of spontaneous oral movements, in severely affected mice, death after birth results; severely affected mice show multiple intraoral adhesions
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growth/size/body
• 89% of E12-E16 mice examined have mild intraoral adhesions between epithelia of mouth floor and ventral surface of tongue
• similar adhesions are observed between maxilla and mandible in molar tooth germ region
• most adhesions break after development of spontaneous oral movements, in severely affected mice, death after birth results; severely affected mice show multiple intraoral adhesions
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
popliteal pterygium syndrome | DOID:0060055 |
OMIM:119500 OMIM:263650 |
J:116077 |