mortality/aging
• almost none of the mutants survive to 8 weeks
• lethality is not alleviated by paste-formula food or by keeping pups with the mother
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• about 50% of pups die by P14 and almost none survive to 8 weeks
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skeleton
• osteoblasts do not function properly, depositing abnormal collagen into the skeletal extracellular matrix
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• severe dental abnormalities
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• underdeveloped incisors at P28
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• yellow or even black dental discoloration typical of enamel hypoplasia
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malocclusion
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J:211171
)
• mice develop oral malocclusion
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• TRAP-positive osteoclasts are very sparse on the residual trabeculae, endocortical and periosteal surfaces of bones
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• tibia are small but morphologically normal
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• tibias are narrow at the mid-diaphysis with a total cross-sectional tissue area reduced 43% relative to controls
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short tibia
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J:211171
)
• at P28, tibias are about 22% shorter relative to controls
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• diaphyseal medullary space is inappropriately populated by an excessive amount of trabecular bone
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• multiple rib fractures are seen at 8 weeks of age
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• marker analysis indicates abnormal thickness or packing density of collagen fibers in tibia and delayed differentiation of osteoblasts
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• craniofacial and axial skeleton are severely under mineralized
• bone mineral density in P28 tibias is reduced 20% relative to controls
• hypomineralized interparietal bones
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• cortical bone is primarily woven rather than lamellar
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• cortical thickness is decreased by 15%
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• osteocyte density is increased in the cortex of bones, but no differences in cancellous bone
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• trabecular bone populates the entire diaphysis instead of being restricted to primary and secondary ossification centers
• trabecular structures in the diaphysis of tibiae are bone and not cartilage left behind during resorption of endochondral cartilage template
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craniofacial
• severe dental abnormalities
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• underdeveloped incisors at P28
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• yellow or even black dental discoloration typical of enamel hypoplasia
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malocclusion
(
J:211171
)
• mice develop oral malocclusion
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growth/size/body
• severe dental abnormalities
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• underdeveloped incisors at P28
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• yellow or even black dental discoloration typical of enamel hypoplasia
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malocclusion
(
J:211171
)
• mice develop oral malocclusion
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• pups are slightly smaller at birth and mice are severely runted by P28
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hematopoietic system
• TRAP-positive osteoclasts are very sparse on the residual trabeculae, endocortical and periosteal surfaces of bones
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immune system
• TRAP-positive osteoclasts are very sparse on the residual trabeculae, endocortical and periosteal surfaces of bones
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limbs/digits/tail
• tibia are small but morphologically normal
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• tibias are narrow at the mid-diaphysis with a total cross-sectional tissue area reduced 43% relative to controls
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short tibia
(
J:211171
)
• at P28, tibias are about 22% shorter relative to controls
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cellular
• osteoblasts do not function properly, depositing abnormal collagen into the skeletal extracellular matrix
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
osteogenesis imperfecta | DOID:12347 |
OMIM:PS166200 |
J:211171 |