craniofacial
N |
• mice do not exhibit cleft of the lip and/or primary palate
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• delayed palatal shelf growth at E14.5
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• formation of a blister-like structure between the palatal shelves and nasal septum in mice without over cleft palate at E15.5
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• in some mice at E18.5
• complete in the majority of cases; partial in remaining cases
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skeleton
• in most mice
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• second and fifth sternebrae are bipartite resulting in misalignment of corresponding ribs in most mice
• however, the first and last sternebrae appear normal
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• second and fifth sternebrae are bipartite resulting in misalignment of corresponding ribs in most mice
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integument
• residual pooling of blood under the skin at E18.5
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blistering
(
J:208682
)
• clear fluid-filled blisters over the lateral aspects of the head at E12.5, prominent at E15.5
• blood-filled blisters over the eyes at E13.5
• clear fluid-filled blisters on the distal hindlimbs at E13.5 that become hemorrhagic and localized to the distal region of the hind feet and often involves the toes at E15.5
• however, by E18.5 blisters are typically resolved and forelimbs never present with hemorrhagic blisters
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renal/urinary system
small kidney
(
J:208682
)
• absent or severely reduced in most mice
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• absent or severely reduced in most mice
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vision/eye
• absence of palpebral fissure in most mice after E15.5
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cardiovascular system
• residual pooling of blood under the skin at E18.5
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limbs/digits/tail
• in the hindlimbs
• however, forelimbs never present with digit anomalies
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digestive/alimentary system
• delayed palatal shelf growth at E14.5
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• formation of a blister-like structure between the palatal shelves and nasal septum in mice without over cleft palate at E15.5
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• in some mice at E18.5
• complete in the majority of cases; partial in remaining cases
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growth/size/body
• delayed palatal shelf growth at E14.5
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• formation of a blister-like structure between the palatal shelves and nasal septum in mice without over cleft palate at E15.5
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• in some mice at E18.5
• complete in the majority of cases; partial in remaining cases
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Fraser syndrome | DOID:0090001 |
OMIM:PS219000 |
J:208682 |