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. 2007 Mar 6;104(11):4506–4511. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0700382104

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

Skeletal abnormalities in Sumf1−/− mice. (a) Alizarin red- and Alcian blue-stained skeletons from a P30 WT and a Sumf1−/− mouse. Growth retardation, spinal kyphosis, reduced length of long bones, and skull deformities are evident in the Sumf1−/−mouse. (b) Facitron radiography of a P30 control mouse (Left) and a Sumf1−/− littermate (Right) shows that the Sumf1−/− skull is significantly shorter. (c) Loss of spinous process of dorsal vertebrae in P30 Sumf1−/− mice (Right) compared with control (Left). (d) Analysis of distal tibia shows enlarged epiphysis and metaphysis in Sumf1−/− mice (Right) compared with control (Left).