cardiovascular system
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• patent ductus arteriosus congenital heart defects without abnormalities in ventricular septal closure
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cellular
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• patent ductus arteriosus congenital heart defects without abnormalities in ventricular septal closure
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craniofacial
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• craniofacial skeletal abnormalities manifest in embryonic development
• however, posterior cranial structures such as parietal bones derived from non-neural crest origins are unaffected
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• mice show no deficiencies in cartilage distribution, but exhibit a persistence of mandibular cartilage
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• females exhibit greater facial depression, a broader dome-shaped forehead
• alternations in facial angle are seen at E18.5
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• dramatic shortening of frontal bones
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• E18.5 cranial regions show decreased frontal bone thickness
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• dramatic shortening of nasal bones
• however, gross bone composition is normal
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cleft palate
(
J:249358
)
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• partially penetrant cleft palate
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• mice show severely depressed nasal tip
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• rounded low-set earlobes
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digestive/alimentary system
cleft palate
(
J:249358
)
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• partially penetrant cleft palate
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growth/size/body
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• females exhibit greater facial depression, a broader dome-shaped forehead
• alternations in facial angle are seen at E18.5
|
|
|
• dramatic shortening of frontal bones
|
|
|
• E18.5 cranial regions show decreased frontal bone thickness
|
|
|
• dramatic shortening of nasal bones
• however, gross bone composition is normal
|
cleft palate
(
J:249358
)
|
|
• partially penetrant cleft palate
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|
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• mice show severely depressed nasal tip
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• rounded low-set earlobes
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• mice show reduction in weight starting at P3 that persists throughout adulthood
• growth retardation is more severe than in males
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hearing/vestibular/ear
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• rounded low-set earlobes
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mortality/aging
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• approximately 40% die before weaning
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respiratory system
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• dramatic shortening of nasal bones
• however, gross bone composition is normal
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• mice show severely depressed nasal tip
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skeleton
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• mice show no deficiencies in cartilage distribution, but exhibit a persistence of mandibular cartilage
|
|
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• dramatic shortening of frontal bones
|
|
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• E18.5 cranial regions show decreased frontal bone thickness
|
|
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• dramatic shortening of nasal bones
• however, gross bone composition is normal
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vision/eye
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• severe palpebral fissure reduction
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| Kabuki syndrome | DOID:0060473 |
OMIM:147920 OMIM:300867 |
J:249358 | |


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