craniofacial
taurodontia
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower second molar exhibits a high incidence of taurodontism
|
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• although all 3 mandibular molars are present, they show reduced and rounded cusps
|
small molars
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower first molars are smaller with only 4 of normal 7 cusps formed
|
embryo
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• mice display the most severe ectodermal organ development defects out of the three mutants generated and similar defects to knock-out mice but with a slightly milder phenotype
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endocrine/exocrine glands
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• mice exhibit very few sweat glands in the footpads
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hypohidrosis
(
J:363034
)
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• mice show almost no sweating function
|
growth/size/body
taurodontia
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower second molar exhibits a high incidence of taurodontism
|
|
• although all 3 mandibular molars are present, they show reduced and rounded cusps
|
small molars
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower first molars are smaller with only 4 of normal 7 cusps formed
|
integument
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• mice exhibit very few sweat glands in the footpads
|
hypohidrosis
(
J:363034
)
|
• mice show almost no sweating function
|
sparse hair
(
J:363034
)
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• scant abdomen hair and ear hair and reduced hair around the eye, but normal tail hair and tips
|
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• skin shows a decrease in the number of hair follicles
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limbs/digits/tail
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• mice exhibit very few sweat glands in the footpads
|
skeleton
taurodontia
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower second molar exhibits a high incidence of taurodontism
|
|
• although all 3 mandibular molars are present, they show reduced and rounded cusps
|
small molars
(
J:363034
)
|
• the lower first molars are smaller with only 4 of normal 7 cusps formed
|
vision/eye
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
ectodermal dysplasia 1 | DOID:0111664 |
OMIM:305100 |
J:363034 |