Analysis Tools
growth/size/body
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• dwarfism
• 21 day old mice fed a high phosphate diet for 4 weeks show a partial reversal of the dwarfism
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hematopoietic system
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• osteoclast number/bone surface is increased by 190% in L3 vertebrae
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homeostasis/metabolism
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• 86% increase in serum parathyroid hormone levels
• however, no difference in serum 1,25-(OH2)-vitamin D levels which could be considered low in the presence of hypophosphatemia and increased parathyroid hormone levels
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• low serum phosphate levels
• however, serum calcium levels are normal
• mice fed a high phosphate diet for 4 weeks show an increase in serum phosphate levels
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• serum FGF23 levels are increased on a normal diet and further increased after feeding a high phosphate diet
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• serum c-terminal telopeptide of type 1 collagen levels are higher, indicating bone resorption
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• urinary phosphate/g creatinine is increased by 71%
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immune system
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• osteoclast number/bone surface is increased by 190% in L3 vertebrae
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• 18 month old mice exhibit joint destruction, characterized by osteophyte formation, sclerotic bone development, and narrowing of the patellofemoral space
• knees show pitting, erosion, and deterioration, with increased intensity with age
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limbs/digits/tail
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• 2 month old knee joints show flattening of the tibial plateau and thinning of femoral subchondral bone is seen in 2 and 8 month old knee joints
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short femur
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J:159949
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skeleton
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• osteoclast number/bone surface is increased by 190% in L3 vertebrae
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• 18 month old mice exhibit joint destruction, characterized by osteophyte formation, sclerotic bone development, and narrowing of the patellofemoral space
• knees show pitting, erosion, and deterioration, with increased intensity with age
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• 2 month old knee joints show flattening of the tibial plateau and thinning of femoral subchondral bone is seen in 2 and 8 month old knee joints
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• mice show a widened and largely disorganized growth plate
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• epiphyses of 8 month old mice show modifications of the trabecular architecture
• the bone volume/total volume of the epiphysis is decreased in both the femur and tibia by 35% and 11%, respectively, at 2 months of age and by 42% and 27%
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• shortened misshaped hypolucent bones
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short femur
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J:159949
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• bone mineral density of the L3 vertebra is decreased by 13%
• mice fed a high phosphate diet for 4 weeks show increased bone mineral density to normal levels
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• bone mineral content is decreased by 26%
• mice fed a high phosphate diet for 4 weeks show increased bone mineral content to normal levels
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• bone volume/total volume is decreased by 72%
• 60% reduction in bone volume/total volume in the L3 vertebrae
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• platelike structure of the trabecular bone is decreased
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(J:159949)
• femur shows a 17% and 25% decrease in trabecular number at 2 months and 8 months of age, respectively
(J:240777)
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(J:159949)
• femur shows a 16% and 32% increase in trabecular spacing at 2 months and 8 months of age, respectively
(J:240777)
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• trabecular thickness is decreased by 15%
(J:159949)
• trabecular thickness of the epiphysis is decreased in the femur and tibia by 16% and 11%, respectively, at 2 months of age
(J:240777)
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• decreased bone mass is due to both decreased bone formation and increased bone resorption
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osteophytes
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J:240777
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• osteophyte formation, mainly on the posterior tibiae, is seen in 8 month old knee joints and osteophytes are present in 18 month old knees
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• mice exhibit a decrease in articular cartilage thickness and proteoglycan content in knees
• tibial articular cartilage thickness is decreased by 56% and 62% in 8 month and 18 month old mice, respectively
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• the mineral apposition rate is decreased by 14% in L3 vertebrae
• L3 vertebrae show decreased mineralized trabeculae
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osteomalacia
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J:159949
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• osteoblast surface/bone surface is reduced by 54% in L3 vertebrae
• mineralizing surface/bone surface, bone formation rate/bone surface, and interlabel thickness are decreased by 23, 27, and 14%, respectively, in L3 vertebrae
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• osteoclast surface is increased by 179% in L3 vertebrae
• serum c-terminal telopeptide of type 1 collagen levels are higher, indicating bone resorption
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renal/urinary system
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• urinary phosphate/g creatinine is increased by 71%
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| X-linked dominant hypophosphatemic rickets | DOID:0050445 |
OMIM:307800 |
J:240777 | |
