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Phenotypes Associated with This Genotype
Genotype
MGI:3695921
Allelic
Composition
Amelxtm1Msnd/Amelxtm1Msnd
Genetic
Background
involves: 129X1/SvJ
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Mouse lines carrying:
Amelxtm1Msnd mutation (1 available); any Amelx mutation (25 available)
phenotype observed in females
phenotype observed in males
N normal phenotype

Enamel architecture changes in Amelxtm1Msnd/Amelxtm1Msnd and Amelxtm2Msnd/Amelxtm2Msnd mice

craniofacial
• 6-week molars display a shallow cusp structure
• at 4 days of age, 15-20 nm nanospheres of amelogenin are absent
• Tomes' processes are shorter and alpha 6 integrin expression is restricted to the flat apical membrane
• Tomes' processes are shorter
• lack woven rods of crystallites
• rod organization is disrupted and rod and interrod boundary features are absent
• reduced thickness and more easily abraded
• enamel is more prone to fracture and more easily abraded with mastication
• incisors fracture during chewing
• enamel is more prone to fracture

skeleton
• 6-week molars display a shallow cusp structure
• at 4 days of age, 15-20 nm nanospheres of amelogenin are absent
• Tomes' processes are shorter and alpha 6 integrin expression is restricted to the flat apical membrane
• Tomes' processes are shorter
• lack woven rods of crystallites
• rod organization is disrupted and rod and interrod boundary features are absent
• reduced thickness and more easily abraded
• enamel is more prone to fracture and more easily abraded with mastication
• incisors fracture during chewing
• enamel is more prone to fracture

growth/size/body
• 6-week molars display a shallow cusp structure
• at 4 days of age, 15-20 nm nanospheres of amelogenin are absent
• Tomes' processes are shorter and alpha 6 integrin expression is restricted to the flat apical membrane
• Tomes' processes are shorter
• lack woven rods of crystallites
• rod organization is disrupted and rod and interrod boundary features are absent
• reduced thickness and more easily abraded
• enamel is more prone to fracture and more easily abraded with mastication
• incisors fracture during chewing
• enamel is more prone to fracture


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last database update
03/25/2025
MGI 6.24
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