cellular
• mitochondria in epidermis are larger, vesiculated, and contain lamellar-like structures that become dense and homogeneous
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• increase in keratinocyte proliferation
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• glands are small, infrequent and immature
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growth/size/body
• 50% loss by day 11
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integument
• increase in keratinocyte proliferation
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• glands are small, infrequent and immature
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sparse hair
(
J:41426
)
• does not develop normal first hair coat
• few hair fibers emerge
• hair fibers have a prominent collar of cornified cells and break off near the surface
• cuticular defects including linear striation, perforations and pealing scales
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• root sheaths are hyperplastic and cornified
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• neutrophil and mast cell infiltration between follicles
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• stratum corneum is thickened
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• beginning at 6 days of age homozygotes develop a layer of compact orthokeratotic scales, initially on the dorsal skin
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• in interfollicular epidermis and follicular infundibular region
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• interfollicular epidermis and stratum corneum are thickened
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scaly skin
(
J:41426
)
• thick white (orthokeratotic) scales beginning at 5 days of age
• develops thick white coating by 9 days, primarily dorsal skin
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thick skin
(
J:41426
)
• thick fold on anterior, dorsal, truncal skin
• compared to controls 6-8 day old mice exhibit increased thickness in dermis, malphigian layer and scale
• hypodermal fat layer and follicle length are not significantly thicker
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mortality/aging
• death by 12 days of age
(J:41426)
• homozygotes die between 5 and 12 days of age
(J:79976)
• death caused by dehydration a result of increased transepidermal water loss
(J:90417)
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
autosomal recessive congenital ichthyosis 4B | DOID:0060713 |
OMIM:242500 |
J:41426 , J:90417 |