vision/eye
• attenuation of retinal blood vessels
• similar to human eyes with retinitis pigmentosa
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• moderate thinning at 10 days of age
• marked photoreceptor degeneration by 20 days of age
• outer nuclear layer reduced to a single layer of sparse photoreceptor nuclei
• inner layers normal
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• flat hyper- and hypo-pigmented areas unlike dendritic clumps found in human disease
• retinal pigment epithelial cells variable in height and melanin content
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• reduced a and b wave amplitudes in electroretinograms
• delayed b wave response times
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cardiovascular system
• attenuation of retinal blood vessels
• similar to human eyes with retinitis pigmentosa
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pigmentation
• flat hyper- and hypo-pigmented areas unlike dendritic clumps found in human disease
• retinal pigment epithelial cells variable in height and melanin content
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nervous system
• moderate thinning at 10 days of age
• marked photoreceptor degeneration by 20 days of age
• outer nuclear layer reduced to a single layer of sparse photoreceptor nuclei
• inner layers normal
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
retinitis pigmentosa 4 | DOID:0110372 |
OMIM:613731 |
J:76722 |