mortality/aging
• mice show increased mortality by weaning (P21), however normal numbers are seen at E18.5 to birth
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growth/size/body
• surviving mice catch up in weight over time and surpass wild-type mice and become obese
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• perinatal mice appear smaller; growth retardation occurs during the first 3 weeks
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skeleton
• surviving mice exhibit skeletal abnormalities, with an overall decrease in skeletal length from the tip of the nasal bone to the pubic symphysis
• however, mice do not exhibit polydactyly
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• mice develop shortened craniofacial bones postnatally; phenotypes are not seen at E18.5
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• persistence of the buccohypophyseal canal in the basisphenoid bone at the base of the skull at E18.5 and in adults
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• shorter skull length (from tip of the nasal bone to the back of the skull)
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• decrease in length of long bones
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craniofacial
• mice develop shortened craniofacial bones postnatally; phenotypes are not seen at E18.5
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• persistence of the buccohypophyseal canal in the basisphenoid bone at the base of the skull at E18.5 and in adults
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• shorter skull length (from tip of the nasal bone to the back of the skull)
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• 3 of 5 mice exhibit abnormal pituitary gland morphology with ectopic expansions caudally
• pituitary glands show cellular abnormalities such as irregular boundaries and hyperplastic expansion between the pars intermedia and pars distalis regions
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nervous system
• 3 of 5 mice exhibit abnormal pituitary gland morphology with ectopic expansions caudally
• pituitary glands show cellular abnormalities such as irregular boundaries and hyperplastic expansion between the pars intermedia and pars distalis regions
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• adult mice (2-4 months of age) exhibit ventriculomegaly with an increase in the volume of the lateral ventricles
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• overall volume of the cortex is reduced
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• overall volume of the olfactory bulb is reduced
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reproductive system
• testes and epididymis show no flagellated sperm
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infertility
(
J:307098
)
• no litters are produced when either the male or female are homozygous for the mutant allele
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cellular
• testes and epididymis show no flagellated sperm
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renal/urinary system
N |
• mice do not show any kidney phenotypes
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respiratory system
N |
• lungs show no differences in alveolar space or pulmonary interstitium at E18.5
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embryo
N |
• neural tube closure defects are not seen during development
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Bardet-Biedl syndrome 5 | DOID:0110127 |
OMIM:615983 |
J:307098 |