mortality/aging
• all mice die by 6 weeks
(J:122737)
• juvenile lethality at 6-8 weeks of age
(J:185989)
|
behavior/neurological
• severe movement disorder by 30 days of age
|
• progressive loss of mobility
|
• at week 3
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• mice have a 'swimming' gait
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nervous system
astrocytosis
(
J:185989
)
• at 6 weeks, spinal motor neurons accumulates vacuoles prior to cell loss
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• visible at week 1, mice exhibit neonatal degeneration in sensory and autonomic ganglia with loss of neurons in from layers 4 and 5 of the cortex, deep cerebellar nuclei, thalamus, pons and medulla
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• mice exhibit fewer large-diameter myelinated axons
• sciatic nerve conduction velocity is slowed
• sciatic nerves have reduced amplitude of compound muscle action potential
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• in deep layers of cortex, cerebellar nuclei, hippocampus, brainstem, and dorsal root ganglia
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• reduced sciatic nerve myelination
• low abundance of myelin basic protein
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• sciatic nerves have reduced amplitude of compound muscle action potential
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• sciatic nerve conduction velocity is slowed
(J:122737)
• sciatic nerve conduction velocity reduced to 50% of velocity in control mice
(J:185989)
|
muscle
growth/size/body
• at P3
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hematopoietic system
• severe tremors develop 2 weeks after birth
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immune system
• severe tremors develop 2 weeks after birth
|
pigmentation
• at P3
(J:122737)
|
• clumps of melanosomes are visible in the few remaining pigmented hair follicles
|
integument
• at P3
(J:122737)
|
• clumps of melanosomes are visible in the few remaining pigmented hair follicles
|
• pigment containing hair follicles are decreased in number
|
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 4J | DOID:0110184 |
OMIM:611228 |
J:122737 |