mortality/aging
• mice die within 6 days after birth
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skeleton
• joints exhibit excess chondrogenesis, with regions of vertebral joints filled with excessive chondrocytes
• mesenchymal cells from E11.5 limbs show enhanced chondrogenesis
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• most regions of vertebral joints are filled with excessive chondrocytes
• the interzone mesenchymal cells are replaced by chondrocytes in E13.5 forelimbs
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• severe malformation of multiple joints
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• knee joints are replaced by cartilage
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• elbow joints are replaced by calcified bone
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fused joints
(
J:241783
)
• elbow and knee joints are fused and display excess bone and cartilage
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• joints of caudal vertebrae are fused on one side
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synostosis
(
J:241783
)
• joint synostosis is caused by the failure of interzone formation with excess chondrogenesis
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• delay in primary ossification center formation in the femur at E16.5
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• caudal vertebrae exhibit enhanced ossification
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behavior/neurological
• mice fail to suckle
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• mice exhibit severe dyskinesia at birth
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• testicles exhibit dysplasia in newborns
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limbs/digits/tail
• knee joints are replaced by cartilage
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• knee and elbow joint cavities do not form and are replaced by cartilage in E16.5 limbs
• during interzone formation, E13.5 limbs show that the interzone in the elbow and knee joints is absent and exhibit ectopic chondrocytes
• however, the two opposing growth plates in E13.5 and E16.5 joints form normally
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• joints of caudal vertebrae are fused on one side
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curly tail
(
J:241783
)
• mice have twisted tails due to caudal vertebrae joint fusion on one side and enhanced ossification
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renal/urinary system
N |
• mice exhibit normal kidney development
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reproductive system
• testicles exhibit dysplasia in newborns
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respiratory system
N |
• mice exhibit normal lung development
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
multiple synostoses syndrome | DOID:0050794 |
OMIM:PS186500 |
J:241783 |