behavior/neurological
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• dyskinesia of elbow and/or knee joints
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craniofacial
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• 9% of mice exhibit overgrowth of incisors
|
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• in 9% of mice
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• 9% of mice exhibit abnormal tooth development, with overgrowth and non-alignment of incisor teeth
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growth/size/body
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• 9% of mice exhibit overgrowth of incisors
|
|
• in 9% of mice
|
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• 9% of mice exhibit abnormal tooth development, with overgrowth and non-alignment of incisor teeth
|
limbs/digits/tail
curly tail
(
J:241783
)
skeleton
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• 9% of mice exhibit overgrowth of incisors
|
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• in 9% of mice
|
|
• 9% of mice exhibit abnormal tooth development, with overgrowth and non-alignment of incisor teeth
|
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• malalignment of the tail bone
|
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• mice that exhibit fusions of the elbow and knee joints have enhanced bone density in the joints
|
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• the intervertebral disk disappears in areas of synostosis between adjacent caudate vertebra
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fused joints
(
J:241783
)
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• 5.5% of 3 month old mice exhibit partial or complete fusions of the elbow and knee joints and enhanced bone density
|
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• fusion of vertebrae joints
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synostosis
(
J:241783
)
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• the abnormal joints of caudate vertebrae have synostosis between adjacent vertebrae and the intervertebral disk has disappeared
|
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• the articular surface of the femur and tibia are destroyed and fused with an enhancement of ossification
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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 | |


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