skeleton
• growth plates contain a higher number of proliferating chondrocytes in 2 week old mice
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• long bone elongation is impaired
• lengths of bones do not appear to be proportionally reduced
• palovarontene treatment protects long bone length
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• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short radius
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J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short femur
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J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short tibia
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J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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• proliferating chondrocytes do not advance through the growth plate zones at normal rates; while control proliferating chondrocytes transition from the proliferative/prehypertrophic zones to the hypertrophic zone within 36 hours, only a few mutant proliferative chondrocytes are seen in the hypertrophic zone at this time
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• marker analysis indicates that overall growth plate homeostasis and function are defective in 14 day old mutants; hypertrophic differentiation of chondrocytes is disturbed and a delay in the cartilage to bone transition in the growth plates is seen
• however, the epiphyseal area is not grossly altered
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• reduction in the height of the growth plate hypertrophic zone
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• spontaneous heterotypic ossification becomes extensive by 1 month of age and is first detected in the hindlimbs at around P7 and then in the forelimbs beginning at around P14
• heterotypic ossification progressively increases over time
• treatment of nursing females with palovarotene reduces heterotypic ossification and improves skeletal malformations and growth of pups
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limbs/digits/tail
• first digits of the hindlimbs are malformed
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• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short radius
(
J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short femur
(
J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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short tibia
(
J:239136
)
• length is reduced in 5 day old mice and growth retardation persists at 1 month
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behavior/neurological
• mutants exhibit severe movement impediment and difficulties
• palovarontene treatment improves mobility
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cellular
• growth plates contain a higher number of proliferating chondrocytes in 2 week old mice
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva | DOID:13374 |
OMIM:135100 |
J:239136 |