mortality/aging
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• some homozygotes die shortly after birth
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• about 60% die before P21
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growth/size/body
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• mutants either have a single, central maxillary incisor or no maxillary incisors
• however, maxillary molars and mandibular structures develop normally
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• maxillary incisors are sometimes absent
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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• dysgenesis of the philtrum
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• lack a primary palate
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• increase in presumptive mesenchyme between the nasal capsule and the oral cavity
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• nasal septum is reduced in size
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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• of the mutants that survive after birth, about 35% are runted
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craniofacial
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• about 95% of mutants exhibit craniofacial abnormalities
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• mutants either have a single, central maxillary incisor or no maxillary incisors
• however, maxillary molars and mandibular structures develop normally
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• maxillary incisors are sometimes absent
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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• dysgenesis of the philtrum
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• lack a primary palate
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• increase in presumptive mesenchyme between the nasal capsule and the oral cavity
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• nasal septum is reduced in size
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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digestive/alimentary system
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• lack a primary palate
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respiratory system
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• increase in presumptive mesenchyme between the nasal capsule and the oral cavity
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• nasal septum is reduced in size
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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skeleton
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• mutants either have a single, central maxillary incisor or no maxillary incisors
• however, maxillary molars and mandibular structures develop normally
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• maxillary incisors are sometimes absent
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• fusion of the premaxillary bone, resulting in severe pyriform aperture stenosis
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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• agenesis or hypoplasia of the nasal septal cartilage
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nervous system
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• microform holoprosencephaly
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| holoprosencephaly 11 | DOID:0110877 |
OMIM:614226 |
J:82221 | |


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